
What is Peptide Therapy?
Peptides are made from amino acids that are linked together. They can be thought of as a small protein. They have many functions in the body including signaling and messaging. Some may act like neurotransmitters, while others may act like hormones. They bind to receptors on the cell surface and tell other culls and molecules what to do. Peptides are very specific which makes them safe, well-tolerated, and more importantly, allow them to control and influence how our bodies react to physical exercise and diet. As of January 2015, there were over 60 US FDA-approved peptide medications, 140 peptide drugs being evaluated in clinical trials, and 500’ln pre-clinical development.
As we age, the production of essential amino acids and peptides decreases. As a result, our bodies begin to show signs of aging and cease to perform at an optimal level. Most peptide medications are administered subcutaneously but can also come in the form of transdermal creams, nasal sprays, and oral tablets.
Benefits of Peptide Therapy:

Can increases development of lean muscle growth through the development of new muscle cells

Can improve workouts, stamina, and recovery

Can promote your body's natural ability to process fat

Can reduce body fat through lipolysis

Can increase levels of energy, strength, and endurance

Can increase and help maintain muscle mass and definition

Can accelerate healing from wounds or surgery

Can strengthen the immune system

Can improve regulation of other hormones

Can increase natural HGfl (growth hormone) and IGF-1 production

Can boost healthy levels of growth hormone

Can increase libido and sexual arousal in both men and women

Can increase levels of concentration and memory retention
