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Regeneration 4 min read

BPC-157 vs TB-500: similarities and differences

A comparison of BPC-157 and TB-500: origin, sequence, proposed mechanisms, preclinical models, limitations of the evidence and what to watch for when reading the literature.

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Two unlabelled vials on opposite sides of a stone surface, one beside wheat, the other beside linen and water. Regeneration
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BPC-157 vs TB-500: similarities and differences

A comparison of BPC-157 and TB-500: origin, sequence, proposed mechanisms, preclinical models, limitations of the evidence and what to watch for when reading the literature.

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How to read a peptide study: 10 questions

A practical framework for reading scientific papers on peptides: model, sample size, control, dose, outcome, limitations and independence of evidence.

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Peptide glossary: 30 terms for understanding

A glossary of peptide terms: amino acids, peptide bond, analogue, agonist, HPLC, MS, COA, RUO, half-life and more. Explanations in English.

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Peptides and WADA: what is prohibited in sport

An overview of the status of peptides on the WADA list: which groups are prohibited, why the list is not the same as a list of medicines, and how to check a specific compound.

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Russian label and batch documentation: what to check

How to read a Russian peptide label and batch documentation: batch number, catalogue number, salt form, purity, laboratory and traceability.

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Why Russian peptides? Tradition and quality

The Russian peptide school has a long tradition. What origin in Russia means, how to judge quality, and why “Russian” alone is not a guarantee.

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Peptides and steroids: key differences

Peptides and steroids differ in structure, mechanism, regulation and risks. An explanation of why they should not be equated and where misconceptions arise.

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How to recognise counterfeit peptides: 8 signs

Counterfeit peptides are a serious problem. Check the price, certificate, packaging and the supplier's communication, and learn to recognise the red flags.

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Peptides in Croatia: legal framework and import

How Croatian and European legislation treats peptides, what research use means, when a product is a medicine, and what to watch for when importing.

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AOD-9604: a growth hormone fragment and metabolism

AOD-9604 is a fragment of human growth hormone (176–191). What studies show about lipolysis, body composition and why clinical results are mixed.

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Storage and reconstitution of peptides

A laboratory protocol for storing lyophilised peptides, preparing solutions, calculating concentration and preventing degradation.

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DSIP and sleep: what does the research show?

Delta sleep-inducing peptide (DSIP) is an old neuropeptide often linked to sleep. A review of the evidence, limitations and questions for researchers.

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HPLC and mass spectrometry: peptide purity

What do peptide purity figures mean? An explanation of the HPLC chromatogram, mass spectrometry, water and salt content, and the limits of analytical methods.

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Immune peptides: LL-37 and thymosin alpha-1

What immune peptides are, how they are studied, and what research actually shows about LL-37 and thymosin alpha-1. With the limits of evidence and the regulatory context.

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How to read a certificate of analysis (COA)

A practical guide through a peptide certificate of analysis: what information it must contain, what purity, identity and batch mean, and what the signs of a poor COA are.

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Epitalon, Thymalin and DSIP: Russian gerontology

A critical look at the Russian gerontological school: Epitalon, Thymalin and DSIP, the pineal gland, telomerase and the limitations of the available evidence.

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Semax and Selank: Russian nootropic peptides

An overview of the Russian neuropeptides Semax and Selank: origin, proposed mechanisms, studies on BDNF and anxiety, and the limits of clinical evidence.

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3 min read

Ipamorelin and CJC-1295: GH secretagogues

How GH secretagogues work, how Ipamorelin, CJC-1295 without DAC and GHRP-6 differ, and what studies show about growth hormone.

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GHK-Cu: the copper tripeptide in skin research

GHK-Cu is a complex of the tripeptide GHK and copper. An overview of research on collagen, elastin, wound healing and the differences between cosmetics and research use.

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TB-500 and thymosin beta-4: tissue regeneration

What TB-500 is, how it differs from thymosin beta-4, and what preclinical research says about actin, cell migration and healing.

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BPC-157: what the research shows

An overview of preclinical research on BPC-157: proposed mechanisms, healing models, limitations of human data and the questions that should be asked.

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What are peptides? A guide for researchers

Peptides are short chains of amino acids with diverse biological roles. This guide explains structure, mechanism, types, research limitations and the importance of purity.

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