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Copper (GHK-Cu) peptide is another peptide that may improve your body’s ability to make collagen and elastin, which is a protein in your skin. It also acts as an antioxidant and helps repair skin damage. Research shows that GHK-Cu in face and eye creams may reduce lines, wrinkles, and age spots (hyperpigmentation), and improve skin moisture, elasticity, and thickness. It may also help your hair grow thicker. You can find copper peptide in skin care products (such as lotions, creams, and serums) and hair serums at department stores, beauty supply stores, spas, and online. Earlier, copper peptide injections used to be available at wellness centers and spas, but the FDA banned these in September 2023 because they saw impurities in the liquid version, which triggered immune system reactions in some people.

A synthetic peptide called palmitoyl pentapeptide-4 (Matrixyl) may also help your body make more collagen, improving your skin’s texture and clearing up age spots and dark eye circles. You can find face creams and serums with Matrixyl at the same places where you buy copper peptides.

Peptides for skin

Your body makes a few peptides in your skin, includingantimicrobial peptides (AMPs) that help you fight bacteria, heal wounds, and build a strong skin barrier. If your skin makes too few or too many AMPs, you may have psoriasis, eczema, rosacea, or acne. Lotions and serums that include AMPs may help restore the skin barrier and ease swelling and redness in people with psoriasis or eczema. Also, AMPs may help keep bacteria from infecting your pores and causing acne, and may also help people with diabetes who have ulcers or sores heal better. You usually need a prescription for medicines containing these peptides, so talk to your doctor if you are interested in trying one of these.

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Peptides for muscle growth and weight loss

Creatine and collagen supplements may help boost muscle growth or muscle repair. However, certain types of synthetic peptides thought to be linked to muscle growth, known as growth hormone secretagogues (GHS), may be illegal and unsafe. For instance, they may reduce your body’s sensitivity to insulin and increase your blood sugar. In addition, if you are competing in an athletic competition, all GHS supplements are on the World Anti-Doping Agency’s banned list.

Peptides for hair growth

Some peptides may help you grow longer, thicker, and healthier hair. For instance, collagen peptides such as GHK-Cu may help trigger more hair growth in people with pattern hair loss. You can buy this as a serum that you can apply to your scalp. Other options include collagen peptide supplements in the form of powders or ***** and folitin, which is another serum you can apply directly to your scalp.

Peptides for bone loss

Collagen peptide supplements may also help improve your bone mineral density. In one study, taking collagen peptide supplements daily for a year increased bone mineral density in the upper back and upper leg bones of people assigned female at birth (AFAB) after menopause. There are also a couple of peptide drugs that are FDA-approved to treat osteoporosis.

Peptides for testosterone

Some peptides may help increase testosterone levels by triggering your body to make and release gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH), gonadotropin luteinizing hormone (LH), and follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH). These three hormones are the main ways your body makes testosterone. Two such peptides are kisspeptin-10 and gonadorelin. In one study, kisspeptin-10 increased the average serum testosterone levels within 24 hours of injection. In another study, gonadorelin increased testosterone levels and restored fertility in people assigned male at birth (AMAB) who had low testosterone levels because they didn’t make enough GnRH.

Peptide Therapy
Peptide therapy is the use of peptides to change or improve how certain parts of your body work. For instance, some athletes use growth hormone-releasing peptides to help their body produce more growth hormone. This can help their bones and muscles recover after hard training and competing.

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Depending on the peptide, they are used in several different ways, such as:

By mouth (oral or dietary supplements)
By smoothing on your skin (topical) or in a patch (transdermal)
By squirting them in your nose (nasal)
By injection at your doctor’s office or a wellness center (peptide injection)
The form in which peptides are used depends on a lot of different factors. For instance, most peptides aren’t very stable, so they just break down when they’re put in a supplement or cream. Also, peptides in oral supplements are digested just like your food, so they don’t enter your bloodstream intact. Peptide injections are common because it’s easier for your body to use the peptides when they are injected directly into your blood.

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