Peptide library

Peptides patients commonly ask about

Educational summaries only. Whether any therapy is appropriate for you is decided by your physician after a consult.

Educational information only. This is not medical advice, diagnosis, or a prescription. Peptides are not FDA-approved for every use discussed, and some are investigational. A physician consult is required before any program.

Peptide descriptions reviewed by Dr. Nima Ghadimi, board-certified internist.

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  • Semaglutide

    GLP-1 receptor agonist

    A GLP-1 receptor agonist studied for appetite regulation and metabolic health.

    What may it support?

    May support medical weight management and metabolic health goals.

    Bloodwork: Provider determines testing.

    Not FDA-approved for every use. Requires a physician consult.

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  • Tirzepatide

    Dual GIP/GLP-1 receptor agonist

    A dual GIP/GLP-1 receptor agonist studied for weight and cardiometabolic health.

    What may it support?

    May support medical weight management and metabolic health goals.

    Bloodwork: Provider determines testing.

    Not FDA-approved for every use. Requires a physician consult.

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  • Retatrutide

    Investigational triple agonist

    An investigational triple agonist (GLP-1 / GIP / glucagon) under study for weight management. Investigational compounds are discussed for education only.

    What may it support?

    Studied in research settings for weight and metabolic outcomes.

    Bloodwork: Provider determines testing.

    Not FDA-approved for every use. Requires a physician consult.

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  • CJC-1295 + Ipamorelin

    GHRH and GHRP combination

    A growth hormone releasing hormone and growth hormone releasing peptide combination studied for pulsatile growth hormone release.

    What may it support?

    May support recovery, sleep quality, body composition and healthy aging goals.

    Bloodwork: Provider determines testing.

    Not FDA-approved for every use. Requires a physician consult.

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  • Sermorelin

    GHRH analog

    A growth hormone releasing hormone analog studied for stimulation of the body’s own growth hormone.

    What may it support?

    May support recovery, sleep quality and healthy aging goals.

    Bloodwork: Provider determines testing.

    Not FDA-approved for every use. Requires a physician consult.

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  • Tesamorelin

    GHRH analog

    A growth hormone releasing hormone analog studied for its effects on body composition and metabolic markers.

    What may it support?

    May support body composition and metabolic health goals.

    Bloodwork: Provider determines testing.

    Not FDA-approved for every use. Requires a physician consult.

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  • MK-677 (Ibutamoren)

    Ghrelin receptor agonist

    An orally active ghrelin receptor agonist studied for growth hormone and IGF-1 secretion.

    What may it support?

    May support recovery and sleep quality goals.

    Bloodwork: Provider determines testing.

    Not FDA-approved for every use. Requires a physician consult.

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  • BPC-157

    Body Protection Compound 157

    A peptide fragment studied primarily in preclinical models for tissue repair.

    What may it support?

    May support recovery and musculoskeletal repair goals.

    Bloodwork: Provider determines testing.

    Not FDA-approved for every use. Requires a physician consult.

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  • Thymosin Alpha-1

    Thymalfasin

    An immunomodulatory peptide studied for its role in T-cell function.

    What may it support?

    May support immune function goals.

    Bloodwork: Provider determines testing.

    Not FDA-approved for every use. Requires a physician consult.

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  • NAD+

    Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide

    A coenzyme central to cellular energy and DNA-repair pathways.

    What may it support?

    May support cellular energy, vitality and healthy aging goals.

    Bloodwork: Provider determines testing.

    Not FDA-approved for every use. Requires a physician consult.

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  • Glutathione

    Endogenous tripeptide antioxidant

    The body’s own tripeptide antioxidant, used clinically in select settings.

    What may it support?

    May support antioxidant defenses and general wellness goals.

    Bloodwork: Provider determines testing.

    Not FDA-approved for every use. Requires a physician consult.

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  • MOTS-c

    Mitochondrial-derived peptide

    A mitochondrial-derived peptide studied in metabolic homeostasis research.

    What may it support?

    May support metabolic health and energy goals.

    Bloodwork: Provider determines testing.

    Not FDA-approved for every use. Requires a physician consult.

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  • Epithalon

    Epitalon

    A tetrapeptide studied for telomerase activity and circadian rhythm.

    What may it support?

    May support healthy aging and sleep rhythm goals.

    Bloodwork: Provider determines testing.

    Not FDA-approved for every use. Requires a physician consult.

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  • GHK-Cu

    Copper-binding tripeptide

    A copper-binding tripeptide studied for skin and hair follicle signaling.

    What may it support?

    May support skin quality and tissue health goals.

    Bloodwork: Provider determines testing.

    Not FDA-approved for every use. Requires a physician consult.

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  • AOD-9604

    Modified growth hormone fragment

    A modified growth hormone fragment (176-191) studied for lipolysis in research settings.

    What may it support?

    Studied in research settings for body composition.

    Bloodwork: Provider determines testing.

    Not FDA-approved for every use. Requires a physician consult.

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  • Kisspeptin

    Kisspeptin-10

    A neuroendocrine peptide studied in hypothalamic-pituitary-gonadal signaling.

    What may it support?

    May be discussed in the context of hormone support.

    Bloodwork: Provider determines testing.

    Not FDA-approved for every use. Requires a physician consult.

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  • Oxytocin

    A neuropeptide sometimes discussed for mood and bonding in provider-directed protocols.

    What may it support?

    May support mood and wellbeing goals when provider-directed.

    Bloodwork: Provider determines testing.

    Not FDA-approved for every use. Requires a physician consult.

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  • PT-141

    Bremelanotide

    A melanocortin receptor agonist studied for sexual desire pathways.

    What may it support?

    May support sexual wellness goals when provider-directed.

    Bloodwork: Provider determines testing.

    Not FDA-approved for every use. Requires a physician consult.

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  • Selank + Semax

    Neuropeptide blend

    Two neuropeptides studied individually in preclinical and limited human models for cognitive and stress-regulatory effects.

    What may it support?

    May support focus and stress-resilience goals.

    Bloodwork: Provider determines testing.

    Not FDA-approved for every use. Requires a physician consult.

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