Every compound in our protocol library is backed by peer-reviewed research published in leading medical and scientific journals.
Comprehensive review showing consistent acceleration of repair timelines and significant effects on collagen formation.
View on PubMed →BPC-157 counteracted NSAID-induced gastrointestinal lesions and maintained mucosal integrity.
View on PubMed →Enhanced angiogenesis at injury sites, correlating with faster tissue repair.
View on PubMed →Broad cytoprotective effects across organ systems including GI tract, liver, brain, and cardiovascular system.
View on PubMed →Promoted cardiac cell migration and survival, reduced scar formation.
View on PubMed →Accelerated wound healing through enhanced cell migration and angiogenesis.
View on PubMed →Accelerated corneal wound healing.
View on PubMed →Increased GH 2-10 fold and IGF-1 36-69% with sustained elevation.
View on PubMed →Increased GH pulse amplitude without disrupting normal pulsatile patterns.
View on PubMed →Selectively released GH with minimal effect on cortisol, prolactin, and ACTH.
View on PubMed →Confirmed selectivity for GH release without cortisol stimulation.
View on PubMed →Modulates 4,000+ genes, increased collagen production by ~70%.
View on PubMed →Resets gene expression in aged tissue toward younger profiles.
View on PubMed →Comprehensive review of wound healing including angiogenesis and nerve growth.
View on PubMed →Improved physical performance and muscle homeostasis in aged mice.
View on PubMed →Landmark paper. Regulated metabolic homeostasis through AMPK activation.
View on PubMed →Enhanced exercise capacity and metabolic markers.
View on PubMed →Activated telomerase, elongated telomeres, extended replicative lifespan.
View on PubMed →Stimulated hTERT expression for telomere maintenance.
View on PubMed →Significant HbA1c reduction and weight loss through triple receptor agonism.
View on PubMed →24.2% mean body weight reduction at 48 weeks.
View on PubMed →Superior weight loss across all dose levels with manageable GI adverse events.
View on PubMed →5,246 men — TRT did not increase major adverse cardiovascular events.
View on PubMed →Average gain of 1.6kg lean mass and loss of 2kg fat mass.
View on PubMed →Significantly improved depression scores comparable to antidepressants.
View on PubMed →Increased lean body mass 8.8%, decreased body fat 14.4%.
View on PubMed →Comprehensive review of GH replacement effects on body composition, bone density, cardiovascular markers.
View on PubMed →NIA ITP: extended median lifespan 9-14% in males, 13-26% in females.
View on PubMed →Improved immune response to influenza vaccination by ~20%.
View on PubMed →Improved cardiac function in companion dogs.
View on PubMed →180,000+ patients — metformin users had 15% lower all-cause mortality than controls.
View on PubMed →Scientific rationale for the TAME trial — AMPK activation, mTOR inhibition.
View on PubMed →First FDA-approved trial testing whether a drug can slow human aging. 3,000 participants aged 65-79.
View on PubMed →250mg/day increased muscle insulin sensitivity.
View on PubMed →Improved insulin sensitivity, lipid profiles, physical activity in mice.
View on PubMed →NAD+ decline as central aging feature, NMN as viable intervention.
View on PubMed →Reduced cardiovascular mortality 43%, all-cause mortality 42%.
View on PubMed →Improved endothelial function and reduced blood pressure.
View on PubMed →Activated CREB/PGC-1alpha, increased mitochondrial number.
View on PubMed →20mg/day improved attention, processing speed, working memory.
View on PubMed →MIT: elevated brain magnesium, enhanced synaptic plasticity and memory.
View on PubMed →Improved executive function, working memory, attention in older adults.
View on PubMed →2.4mg weekly produced 14.9% mean body weight reduction vs 2.4% placebo over 68 weeks.
View on PubMed →Reduced major adverse cardiovascular events by 26% in type 2 diabetes patients.
View on PubMed →Sustained 15.2% weight loss over 104 weeks with improvements in cardiometabolic risk factors.
View on PubMed →Participants lost up to 22.5% of body weight at highest dose over 72 weeks.
View on PubMed →Superior HbA1c and weight reduction compared to semaglutide 1mg across all doses.
View on PubMed →Greater glycemic control and 7-12kg weight loss vs insulin-associated weight gain.
View on PubMed →Restored physiological GH secretion patterns with improved body composition and sleep quality.
View on PubMed →GHRH analog increased slow-wave sleep duration and nocturnal GH release in older adults.
View on PubMed →Significantly increased sexual desire and reduced distress in premenopausal women.
View on PubMed →FDA-approved melanocortin receptor agonist acting centrally on sexual arousal pathways.
View on PubMed →Demonstrated anxiolytic effects comparable to benzodiazepines without sedation or dependence.
View on PubMed →Modulated IL-6 and BDNF expression, linking anxiolytic effects to immune and neurotrophic pathways.
View on PubMed →Increased BDNF levels in hippocampus with significant improvements in learning and memory tasks.
View on PubMed →Reduced infarct volume by 25-30% when administered acutely, through neurotrophic factor modulation.
View on PubMed →10 million times more potent than BDNF at forming new synaptic connections in animal models.
View on PubMed →Restored cognitive function in scopolamine-induced dementia through HGF/c-Met signaling.
View on PubMed →Increased GH and IGF-1 levels, reversed diet-induced nitrogen wasting in healthy volunteers.
View on PubMed →Daily oral dosing increased GH and IGF-1 to youthful levels without serious adverse effects.
View on PubMed →Increased stage IV sleep duration by 50% and REM sleep by 20%.
View on PubMed →Enhanced T-cell and dendritic cell function, improved outcomes in hepatitis B and immunocompromised patients.
View on PubMed →Significantly improved seroconversion rates in hemodialysis patients who failed standard vaccination.
View on PubMed →Stimulated lipolysis and inhibited lipogenesis without affecting IGF-1 or insulin levels.
View on PubMed →Reduced body fat in obese Zucker rats via enhanced beta-oxidation without musculoskeletal side effects.
View on PubMed →KPV entered epithelial cells and inhibited NF-kB activation, reducing inflammatory cytokines by 40-60%.
View on PubMed →Oral KPV nanoparticles significantly reduced colitis severity and inflammatory markers in vivo.
View on PubMed →Improved left ventricular function and reduced heart failure biomarkers via cardiolipin stabilization.
View on PubMed →Restored mitochondrial energetics and reduced oxidative stress in aged muscle within one hour of treatment.
View on PubMed →Improved 6-minute walk distance and quality of life in patients with mitochondrial cardiomyopathy.
View on PubMed →NAD+ precursors rejuvenated muscle stem cells and extended lifespan in aged mice.
View on PubMed →Oral NAD+ precursor increased blood NAD+ levels by 60% with favorable safety profile.
View on PubMed →Comprehensive review establishing NAD+ decline as a hallmark of aging across tissues.
View on PubMed →Upregulated genes involved in collagen synthesis, nerve growth, and anti-inflammatory pathways.
View on PubMed →Free GHK showed tissue repair capacity independent of copper binding through direct gene modulation.
View on PubMed →Reduced cartilage loss and improved joint pain scores vs placebo over 26 weeks.
View on PubMed →Demonstrated chondroprotective and anti-inflammatory properties with improvements in MRI-measured cartilage volume.
View on PubMed →Every protocol we offer is grounded in the evidence above.