Longevity, post-menopausal body composition, skin and connective tissue, and recovery
Longevity, post-menopausal body composition, skin and connective tissue, and recovery
Roles and dose notes are as recorded from the source below — each member’s own page holds its sourced dosing and evidence (the same rows the peptide pages render).
Skin and connective tissue
GHK-Cu is a tiny piece of protein that is found naturally in human blood. Its levels go down as people get older.
As recorded in this stack’s source: Determined by labs and InBody scan
Body composition
Tesamorelin is a man-made substance that acts like a natural chemical in the body called growth hormone. It is often grouped with other compounds used by researchers to study how the body grows and repairs itself.
As recorded in this stack’s source: Determined by labs and InBody scan
Longevity
Epitalon is a man-made substance designed to act like a small protein in the body. It is often called a peptide and is part of a group of substances studied for their potential effects on aging and sleep.
As recorded in this stack’s source: Determined by labs and InBody scan
Longevity
MOTS-c is a tiny protein made in a specific part of the cell called the mitochondria. It is often grouped with a family of compounds called mitochondrial-derived peptides.
As recorded in this stack’s source: Determined by labs and InBody scan
["Tailored to clinical goals","Fits alongside hormone replacement therapy","Selection based on InBody scan and labs"]
["Requires InBody scan and labs to decide specific peptide"]
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