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Peptides

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Peptides

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Peptides are short chains of amino acids (smaller than a protein) that act as signaling molecules: they regulate tissue repair, inflammation, the growth hormone axis, biological rhythms and cognitive functions. In supplementation and medicine they are used for various purposes: regeneration (BPC-157, TB-500), immunomodulation (thymosin alpha-1), the GH axis (CJC-1295, tesamorelin), mitochondrial longevity (MOTS-c, humanin), the pineal gland and sleep (epitalon), cognition (Semax) and structure (collagen peptides).

This node groups the database's peptide profiles so they can be explored together. The level of evidence varies a great deal from one to another: see each profile for details and safety.

Information, not medical advice.

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