What is Peptide Therapy?
A new revolution in healthcare has begun to take place. It is the understanding that short-chain peptides, of the types found in different food groups, are recognized by the body as highly specific gene switches. In other words, they interact with DNA to signal protein synthesis that leads to repair and care for many body tissues and glands. They are known as peptide bioregulators.
PEPTIDE THERAPY FOR Reversing DISEASE and AGing
This truly has revolutionary consequences, particularly as the understanding of what specific genes in a highly specific manner, it therefore presents an incredible opportunity to use them- to bring precision into all our health regimes.
At the very least peptide bioregulators represent anti-aging medicine at its best; some physicians are even suggesting that using short-chain peptides could be as effective as bio-dentical hormone therapies, but without their side-effects and contradictions. The 'peptide biomarker revolution' will describe this topic to you, so that you can be ready to take advantage of the next wave in health, aging and longevity.
What is the Goal?
1.Maintain a state of homeostasis in a cell
Peptides are a natural signaling agent made up of amino acids, sequences, and chains.
Reproduces what the body already knows to do in signaling, neurotransmitters, hormones, and enzymes.
3. Impacting genetic signaling through peptides
Peptides are not new; what's new is the ability to hold the peptide in the system and pinpoint the synthesis in the cells.
We can find the pathways involved in cellular progression, and change it by isolating the signaling agents that aren't working and induce it using a peptide
2. Improve current Chronic Disease Parameters
Recognizing a focus in cellular health is a critical focus for preventing disease, we use peptides to promote healthy cellular signaling.
Using peptides to impact signaling in neurodegenerative disease, diabetes, autoimmune dysfunction and more.
4. Improving Health Parameters in Longevity and improved lifespan
Cells have different receptors to detect problems (infection, environmental stressor, etc.)
Certain peptides can naturally up-regulate cellular autophagy or direct cell senescence, thus slowing down the aging process.
