Peptide library

27 peptides, 10 goals and 18 protocols — evidence, benefits, timelines, risks, reference dosing, forms and sources for each.

Goals

Peptides

Speeds up healing of gut, tendon and muscle injuries.

Helps damaged tissue rebuild and move freely again after injury.

Tells skin to make new collagen — firmer skin, faster wound repair.

A sleep and ageing peptide: helps restore your natural night rhythm.

Sharpens focus and mental clarity, especially under stress.

Protects brain cells under stress and helps the head clear after a hard stretch.

Shortens the gap to sleep and steadies the second half of the night.

The bonding hormone

Adamantyl-Semax analogue

Takes the edge off anxiety without making you drowsy.

Nudges your body to release its own growth hormone while you sleep.

Restores natural growth-hormone pulses for deeper sleep and recovery.

Targets the deep belly fat that sits around your organs.

Slows the stomach and quiets appetite, so you eat less without willpower.

Two appetite switches at once — stronger hunger control than one alone.

Three metabolic switches: the largest weight loss any drug has shown.

Works on desire in the brain, not blood flow. For both men and women.

Restarts your own testosterone production instead of replacing it.

Flips the master switch of your hormonal system, one step above the rest.

Trains your immune system to respond faster and stop overreacting.

An old thymus extract used to keep ageing immunity from fading.

A mitochondrial signal that makes cells burn fuel as if you had exercised.

Repairs the power plants inside your cells so they make energy cleanly.

Aims to grow new connections between brain cells. Almost no human data.

Calms inflammation in the gut and skin without suppressing immunity.

Your body's own antibiotic — kills invaders and calls in the immune system.

The fuel every cell needs to make energy. It runs down as you age.

Protocols