The Collection
Twenty-one peptides, six categories, one idea: work with what your body already knows.
Three metabolic pathways, one molecule.
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Works with two signals your body sends after you eat.
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Focused on your body's fullness signal.
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Studied for its role in your cells' energy.
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Acts on the gland that releases your growth hormone.
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Two peptides being studied for how your body repairs itself.
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A copper peptide, studied in collagen and skin research.
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Studied for its link to inflammation.
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Focused on mitochondria, the energy source of every cell.
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Two peptides in one formula, focused on your growth hormone.
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The shortest form of a signal your body already knows.
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A brain messenger, studied in fertility and desire research.
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A thymus peptide studied for its role in immune balance.
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A molecule your cells use to make energy.
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Three peptides being studied for skin and its repair.
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Focused on desire, starting in the brain.
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Named for deep sleep, and studied for that connection.
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Studied for its link to the body's internal clock.
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Under study for its role in attention and brain care.
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Studied for its role in feeling calm and handling stress.
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