Epithalon: what scientific studies reveal about its effects
Decades ago, Vladimir Anisimov of the Petrov Institute in Leningrad began testing purified extracts from pituitary glands for health and longevity benefits.
PT-141 (Bremelanotide): What research reveals about its effects
PT-141 was developed from the Melanotan 2 Peptide, which underwent studies in a laboratory setting as a sunless tanning agent.
Peptides targeted at prostate cancer mutation according to research
Peptides developed by Michigan researchers could lead to a targeted therapy for half of all prostate cancer patients.
Selank and studies
A study of mice genetically bred to suffer from depression demonstrated selank's ability to fight anhedonia and restore pleasure-seeking behaviours.
Peptides and soft tissue healing: what research shows
Common soft-tissue injuries can include sprains, strains, contusions, tendonitis, or bursitis.
Antimicrobial peptide: what research shows in the fight against bacteria
A team of researchers has developed an anti-microbial peptide that can destroy many types of bacteria, including some that are resistant to most antibiotics.
Research perspective on BPC-157: potential therapeutic applications
BPC-157 is a “Pentadeca Peptide” which was derived from a naturally occurring peptide found in gastric secretions.
The Science behind Epitalon, the Miracle Anti-Aging Peptide
Epitalon (also known as Epithalon or Epithalone), known as the synthetic version of the tetrapeptide epithalamin, which naturally occurs in the pineal gland in our body
The development of peptides from a scientific perspective
Over the years, peptides have been evolved as promising therapeutic agents in the treatment of cancer, diabetes, and cardiovascular diseases – and application of peptides in a variety of other therapeutic areas are growing rapidly.
Functions of peptides from a scientific research perspective
Peptides are present in every cell and tissue of the body and are an integral part of most biological processes.