Niacinamide Helps enhance the appearance of smoother, more even-looking skin
As such, it is apparent that additional experimentation focusing on genomics, environmental/nutritional components and their crosstalk is warranted to determine the causal factor(s) that reduce both cystine and selenoprotein levels in children affected with konzo to unravel the biological mechanism behind this disease
GHK-Cu (Copper Peptide): Safe tissue regeneration Why it's safe: Naturally occurring in human plasma Essential healing peptide Minimal side effects No hormonal effects Well-tolerated How it builds muscle: Enhances tissue repair and regeneration Supports collagen synthesis Improves vascularity Anti-inflammatory effects aid recovery Indirect muscle growth through better healing Safety profile: Side effects: Very rare (mild injection site reactions) Safe long-term No organ or hormonal concerns Natural substance Dosing for muscle growth: 1-2mg, 3-5 times per week Injectable (subcutaneous) Can use continuously or cycle Expected muscle gains: 2-4 lbs over 12 weeks (indirect via recovery) Significant skin and connective tissue improvements Better vascularity Enhanced healing Best for: Older athletes (40+) Those wanting comprehensive regeneration Injury recovery Skin and connective tissue support Learn more in our copper peptides GHK-Cu guide and should copper peptides be refrigerated for storage
Electrostatic or hydrophobic interactions between peptides and NADs create self-assembling peptide-based nanoparticles
Benefits: Helps reduce triglyceride levels by up to 40%, supports cardiovascular health, mitigates inflammatory responses, and contributes to healthy aging by protecting cells from oxidative stress
Treatment with the peptides listed below is available for patients that are 18+ years of age
