DR. KONIVER’S CLINICAL INSIGHTS,
AND THE RESEARCH AVAILABLE TODAY.

A synthetic 16-amino-acid fragment of growth hormone's fat-metabolism tail, once trialed as an obesity drug. In our fat-loss combination with tesamorelin and MOTS-c, where patients report less belly fat.

A synthetic 11-amino-acid peptide from erythropoietin's repair side, studied for small-nerve regeneration without raising red blood cells. Our nerve-repair peptide, usually paired with PDA and thymalin.

A synthetic 15-amino-acid peptide from a gastric-juice protein, researched mostly in animals for tissue repair, gut protection, and inflammation. For years our most-used peptide, now succeeded by PDA.

A synthetic long-acting copy of growth-hormone-releasing hormone that raises GH and IGF-1. We use only the short-acting form, as the releasing-hormone partner to peptides like ipamorelin.

A synthetic four-amino-acid peptide modeled on a pineal-gland hormone; the 'telomere peptide,' studied mostly in the lab and animals. We used it not for telomeres but as a low-dose sleep and circadian tool.

A synthetic 15-amino-acid fragment of the neural cell adhesion molecule, studied in animals for memory and neuroprotection. Research-only: promising animal data, no human trials, so we don't use it yet.

A copper peptide your body makes on its own, studied for skin, collagen, wound healing, and tissue repair. One of Dr. Koniver's all-time favorites; we kept the topical after the injectable left in 2023.

A six-amino-acid peptide that signals the pituitary to release your own growth hormone, leaning toward energy and endurance. We respect it but use very little, after low-dose allergic-type reactions.

The first mitochondrial-derived peptide found, a 24-amino-acid cell-survival signal studied for longevity, metabolism, and the brain. A quiet longevity peptide we still use, usually paired with NAD.

A five-amino-acid peptide that signals the pituitary to release your own growth hormone, the most selective of its family. Our most-used growth-hormone peptide and the one Dr. Koniver reaches for first.

A three-amino-acid piece of alpha-MSH carrying only its anti-inflammatory activity, studied hardest for gut inflammation. We used it for years for gut and joint inflammation, until its supply closed in 2023.

The one antimicrobial peptide the body makes for itself, a 37-amino-acid peptide that kills microbes and recruits immune cells. The aggressive one on our immune side, with narrow trial evidence.

A tiny peptide your mitochondria make to signal how muscle uses energy and glucose, studied for metabolic health. A past favorite of Dr. Koniver's for body composition, paired with NAD, honestly evidenced.

Not a peptide but a coenzyme every cell uses for energy, DNA repair, and its longevity enzymes, studied for healthy aging. Our number-one IV and the cornerstone of our longevity work, given slowly to be felt.

A synthetic seven-amino-acid peptide that blocks the brain's TREK-1 channel, studied for a novel, fast-acting antidepressant effect. Entirely preclinical with no human trials, so we hold it as a research entry.

A three-amino-acid Russian bioregulator peptide tied to the pineal gland, used for sleep and daily rhythm. A recent favorite of Dr. Koniver's for disrupted rhythm, well tolerated despite thin human evidence.

An FDA-approved peptide (bremelanotide, sold as Vyleesi) that lifts sexual desire by acting on the brain, not blood flow. Useful but finicky to dose, so we mostly reach for it as a nasal spray in a combination.

A seven-amino-acid peptide from tuftsin, the calming cousin of Semax, that eases anxiety without sedation. One of our dependable calming tools, well tolerated, used in our sleep, focus, and bonding stacks.

An engineered version of GLP-1, the gut hormone behind Ozempic and Wegovy, studied in tens of thousands for weight loss and blood sugar. We use it low and slow, muscle protected, with a planned off-ramp.

A seven-amino-acid ACTH fragment that feeds the nervous system without touching the hormone axis, used for focus and mental clarity. A longtime favorite here, pulled in 2023 and now cleared to return.

The first 29 amino acids of GHRH, prompting your body's own growth hormone pulse for recovery, body composition, and sleep-adjacent repair. The first-generation classic our growth-hormone family started with.

A four-amino-acid peptide that guards cardiolipin, the molecule holding your mitochondria's energy machinery together. Part of our mitochondrial stack, with a human trial record told honestly, misses and all.

Synthetic thymosin beta-4, the peptide that directs actin, placing it at the center of tissue repair, blood-vessel growth, and inflammation. A good recovery peptide we used less than its fame suggests.

A growth-hormone-releasing peptide aimed at deep abdominal (visceral) fat. The one approved medicine in our growth-hormone family, and part of our fat-loss combination.

A thymus-gland peptide extract used to support the immune system as the thymus fades with age. One of the Russian peptide bioregulators, and a quiet, long-term background peptide in our protocols.

A precisely defined immune-balancing peptide from the thymus gland, able to calm an overactive immune system and lift an underactive one. Our go-to on the immune side, from autoimmune to post-viral.

A dual-hormone peptide acting on GLP-1 and GIP at once for weight loss and blood sugar, the molecule inside Mounjaro and Zepbound. The GLP-1 we reach for most, dosed low and slow with a planned off-ramp.