Peptide Therapy

Peptides are a revolutionary new form of Regenerative Medicine. Peptides hold the miraculous healing ability of spontaneously rearranging into different chemical structures; this ability enables peptides to communicate with your cell and instruct your body to regenerate.

Humans naturally produce peptides, each serving many purposes and functions in the human body. To date, over 800 peptides are being researched worldwide, with 197 available commercially.

Peptides exert their effect at the cellular level. That’s right, peptides mimic our natural cellular behaviour by binding to receptor sites on our cells.

Peptides are fragile molecules which cannot be taken orally. For the most part, peptides must be injected.

If you think about insulin that diabetics take to control their blood sugar, this is, in fact, a method of peptide delivery.

Additionally, peptides must be reconstituted from their lyophilised form and dosed in daily milligrams, unlike conventional drugs, which are easy to take and use micrograms.

Peptides are versatile, regenerative and essential to an optimised life. But this doesn’t mean they’re easy to use or source.

90% of all peptides come from China, are not pure and are contaminated with heavy metals.