A peptide is a brief sequence of amino acids, distinguished by its shorter length compared to a protein, enabling easy absorption through the digestive system. Each organ or bodily function possesses its distinct peptide bioregulator. Peptide bioregulators expedite the protein synthesis process by directly engaging with cell DNA, facilitating easier and faster tissue building and repair within organs.

Over 15 million individuals have undergone peptide treatment for 30 years without any reported side effects. The remarkable aspect is that peptides in both animals and humans are identical, perceived by our bodies as native components. Peptides solely regulate protein synthesis, incapable of inducing overstimulation.

The dosage is primarily determined by individual need rather than sex or body weight.

Yes you can!

Sometimes, detecting changes subjectively can be challenging, making objective methods invaluable. Consult your doctor about tests to evaluate your current health status. Consider conducting these tests before and after using suitable peptides for a comprehensive assessment.

You can combine up to 5 peptide complexes at the same time.

According to Prof. Vladimir Khavinson, the president of European Association of Gerontology and Geriatrics, the first class combination consists of Endoluten (Neuro-endocrine system), Vladonix (Immune system), Cerluten (Brain), Sigumir (Joints and Bones), Svetinorm (Liver) and Ventfort (Blood vessels) for one or two months twice a year. Endoluten and Vladonix are the two most important peptide supplements.

Please note that only your own physician can determine your precise needs, but in order to give you some information these answers are based upon the ‘average person’ and clinical / published results.