FAQ about peptides

Peptides in a nutshell - what a layperson should know.

What are peptides?

Peptides are short-chain proteins, made up of amino acids (up to a hundred). They are one of the basic building blocks of animal organisms and are involved in all physiological processes. Peptides are a group of compounds/agents similar to, for example, anti-inflammatories, antipyretics, antibiotics, vitamins or minerals.

Each has specific properties - just like any vitamin or drug.

So we need to know each of them in order to know what to apply and understand why.

Synthetic peptides

Peptides obtained by synthesis in a laboratory, e.g. those commercially available (vials, etc.). Synthetic peptides, which have the same structure as their natural analogues, have the same properties and effects as naturally occurring compounds in living organisms.

What is the main problem with the use of peptides?

The structure of peptides is highly unstable, i.e. the amino acid chain is easily broken down into smaller molecules. This is the reason why peptides (especially dissolved peptides!) should be stored in the refrigerator, away from light, and why care should be taken and shocks should be avoided when using them (for the same reason peptides should not be stored in the refrigerator door!)

Ordinary peptides are not suitable for swallowing because the digestive system will destroy/digest them before they are absorbed. Once dissolved, they lose their properties and become less and less effective - a major problem for companies wishing to bring synthetic peptides to market.

In what forms are peptides available on the market?

Nl-peptides-delivery double capsules

Our patented capsule-within-capsule technology.

Our patented capsule-within-capsule technology.
This ensures that the peptide gets where it needs to go and penetrates the bloodstream - meaning it works.

The capsules contain:

protective coating
peptide absorption enhancers
ingredients that prepare the digestive system for the absorption of the peptide
specially chemically treated peptide (N-ACETYL peptide ARGINAMID), or NL-peptide, which does not break down and is fully absorbed into the body.

This form of supply is superior to injections in several respects. Above all, it is convenient to use - no special storage is required (they can be stored in the cabinet), the undissolved peptide (in the form of powder) is not as unstable as its dissolved injectable form and the active substance itself is characterised by greater absorption.

Until now, in order to benefit from peptide treatment, injections had to be used, which many people found quite controversial and problematic. Our peptides can be swallowed in capsule form - anytime, anywhere! The intact substance goes straight to the intestine and is absorbed into the body.

Tablets

Not a very efficient form of supply due to the production process. Tablets are made from a wet mass, which is then dried. Any contact of the peptide with water or any other solvent used in the manufacture of tablets degrades the peptide - to a greater or lesser extent. In addition, such tablets need to be stored in the fridge.

Ordinary capsules

Better than tablets, they are produced “dry” - there is no loss of peptide during production. However, commercially available capsules do not work at all or work poorly because they contain the usual forms of peptides - which means by the time they reach the bloodstream, they will have been digested and destroyed once the capsule has been swallowed.

These should also be stored in the fridge.

Nasal sprays

Most peptides are not suitable for intranasal use, although there are exceptions such as selank and semax. They need to be stored in the fridge and away from light - the longer they sit on the shelf, the less effective they become.

Injections

The overwhelming majority of products on the market are glass or plastic vials with a white powder inside - this should be lyophilisate (powder dried in negative -80 degrees C and vacuum). It is inconvenient due to the fact that you have to buy syringes, solvent, mix the peptide with the solvent, calculate doses and keep it in the fridge away from light. Moreover, the peptide is administered via intramuscular or subcutaneous injections which, for some, can be problematic, painful or simply controversial. When dissolved with a solvent, the peptide breaks down after time. The longer it sits dissolved on the shelf, the worse it gets. This can be compared to HCG, e.g. pregnyl - the longer it sits dissolved, the weaker its effect.

Example peptides - what do they help with?

Epithalon - the peptide of youth

GHK-CU - peptide for beautiful skin

Bpc-157 - regenerative peptide

improves regeneration processes throughout the body
has a preventive effect on a healthy body
prevents injuries
reduces oxidative stress
strengthens tendons and joints
soothes inflammation
improves wellbeing
accelerates tissue regeneration and recovery from injuries and surgery
accelerates regeneration processes during periods of intensive training
helps the body with digestive and absorption disorders and gastro-oesophageal reflux

Frequently asked questions:

Vials vs capsules?

Capsules are more convenient, no need to keep them in the fridge.

Are capsules as effective as injections?

Only if they contain chemically treated NL-peptides.

Are peptides steroids?

No, it's a different group of compounds. However, some peptides are on the WADA list, meaning they are banned for use by professional athletes.

Are your peptides steroids?

No.

It does not work in capsules.

Right! Unless it's a double capsule and contains protected NL-peptides - then it works watch the presentation

Are peptides safe?

All peptides marketed by our company are completely safe and have no side effects.

Unfortunately, the same cannot be said for all other peptides that can be found on the market. It is important to remember not to use peptides purchased from an unreliable source.

What can I realistically expect?

Overall improvement in body function. Depending on which peptide you use, you may experience accelerated regeneration processes (useful for athletes), more energy on a daily basis or you may notice an improvement in the condition of your skin or hair.

Is it possible to overdose on peptides?

Just like with any other substance. Remember that it is the dose that causes the risk, not the substance.

Dosage?

- BPC - 1-3 caps per day. -Epithalon - 1 cap per day for 30 days or 3 caps per day for 10 days. -GHK-CU - 1 capsule per day.

Are peptides golden remedies AND will they help with a particular condition?

It depends on the condition, each case should be considered individually. They can assist treatment. Remember that prevention is better than cure; in case of illness, any treatment should be consulted with a doctor.

Can I take peptides all the time?

Depends which ones, the safe ones - yes. By using them continuously, you will be following the principle that prevention is better than cure.

Are your peptides safe?

Yes - we only choose safe measures.

Can I combine injections with capsules?

Yes.

Is BPC on the WADA list?

Ordinary BPC is. Our NL-BPC is not on the WADA list because it is an analogue, so it is a new compound for the law and for WADA.

Is NL-BPC better about ArgBPC?

Yes

Do the capsules absorb like the injections?

The effectiveness of the injection depends on the raw material and origin of the peptide. There are a lot of Chinese peptides of unknown origin on the market - mostly in injections, vials. With the submission that the peptide in the vial is "sure", our capsules will work the same way.

Is it safe to use injections?

Given the fact that these substances are often reagents for testing (and not for human use) and the fact that you can get an infection by not properly administering the substances - THE ANSWER IS NO.

Effectiveness of injections vs. capsules?

Let's compare the "sure-fire" NL-PEPTYD in an injection with NL-PEPTYD in capsules.It is just as effective.

Contraindications?

According to the label, do not use by:

-Pregnant women

-Lactating women

-Persons suffering from cancer.

Use on an empty stomach or after a meal?

It doesn't matter.

At what time of day to apply?