Photo by Innerbody Research Around 30-50% of American adults dont get enough sleep.1 The consequences of this insufficiency can be steep, as without a regular 7-8 hours rest per night, a person can find themselves at risk for depression, decreased cognitive function, and an increased risk of cardiovascular and endocrine dysfunction.2 For the many millions of people with sleep deficiency, a peptide called DSIP could be a solution, although some researchers might disagree
Epitalon and Skin Health One in vitro study involving the organotypic cultures of tissues from the skin of animals suggests that epitalon can be used in cosmetics to strengthen and restore the skin structure
Inadequate B12 levels can result in anemia, leading to fatigue and weakness
Topical formulations cost significantly less than injectable preparations, with quality creams priced at $40-$80 monthly
Some of the peptides reviewed here are banned in Olympic sport but not yet in professional sport, or only in one league but not another showing the challenges these peptides present to anti-doping administrators and sports leagues