Retatrutide
One of the most talked-about compounds in weight-loss research, with interest focused on appetite, body weight and metabolic health.

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One of the most talked-about compounds in weight-loss research, with interest focused on appetite, body weight and metabolic health.
Best known for the buzz around injury recovery, tissue healing and gut support. Most of the evidence so far comes from laboratory and animal research.
Central to how cells make and use energy, NAD+ has become popular in conversations around energy, recovery and healthy ageing.
Widely known for weight management and appetite control, with extensive human research and established medical use.
A major name in weight management, known for its effects on appetite, blood sugar and substantial weight loss in human studies.
Commonly discussed alongside BPC-157 for recovery, flexibility and tissue repair, although the research base remains largely preclinical.
Also called AED, Ala-Glu-Asp or T-31. Studied for cartilage-cell ageing and tissue signals, with interest around joint health and mobility. Evidence is mainly laboratory research.
A copper peptide studied for skin repair, wound healing and hair growth. Researchers also study its effects on collagen, which helps keep skin firm.
Popular in discussions around growth hormone, recovery, body composition and sleep, with some early human research behind it.
Often explored for recovery, sleep and body-composition goals because of its ability to stimulate growth-hormone release.
A popular NAD+ precursor associated with energy, metabolism and healthy-ageing research, with a growing body of human studies.
An emerging weight-management compound designed to reduce appetite and support weight loss, now studied extensively in human trials.
A well-studied NAD+ precursor used in research into cellular energy, metabolism and healthy ageing.
A naturally occurring form of vitamin B3-related coenzyme involved in cellular energy, with interest around energy and fatigue but a more limited evidence base.
Often talked about for energy, metabolism, exercise performance and healthy ageing. Research is promising but still mainly preclinical.
Best known for its effects on abdominal fat in a specific medical setting, with wider interest around body composition and growth-hormone pathways.
A peptide of interest for immune support and immune regulation, studied in a range of infection and critical-illness settings.
An experimental peptide studied for skin irritation and gut health. The skin barrier is the outer layer that helps keep moisture in and irritants out; the gut barrier is its protective lining. Research is still mainly in laboratories and animals.
Best known in longevity circles, where interest centres on ageing, sleep and cellular lifespan. Human evidence remains limited.
A brain-focused peptide discussed for cognition, focus and neurological recovery, with most human research coming from outside Western clinical practice.
Often associated with calm, anxiety support, stress resilience and cognition, backed by early regional human research.
Part of the body's natural defence system, LL-37 is being explored for antimicrobial activity, inflammation and wound healing.
A peptide most often associated with sleep and relaxation, although human findings are older, limited and inconsistent.
Closely linked with reproductive hormones, fertility and sexual-health research, with clear effects on hormone signalling in human studies.
Known mainly for interest around fat metabolism and weight management. It reached human trials, but a meaningful weight-loss benefit has not been established.
A neurological research treatment studied for stroke recovery, cognition and brain injury, with mixed findings across human trials.
An experimental peptide explored for brain health, cognition and ageing, with evidence currently centred on laboratory and animal research.
An early-stage research peptide attracting interest around mood, neurogenesis and brain health. Evidence is currently preclinical only.
A brain-focused peptide investigated for cognition and neurodegenerative conditions. It has reached human trials, but benefits have not been established.
A specialist medicine for EPP, a rare condition that makes light painful. It increases the skin's natural colour to help protect against painful light reactions — an effect called photoprotection.
A peptide studied for tanning: it increases the natural colour in the skin, making it darker. It has also been studied for sexual response. It is not an approved medicine, and long-term safety is still unclear.
Known as the 'bonding hormone', oxytocin has established medical uses and is also widely researched for social behaviour, emotion and the brain.
A naturally occurring signalling peptide being explored across breathing, circulation, inflammation and gut health, with human research in several areas.
A thymic hormone studied around immune regulation, inflammation and the links between the thymus and endocrine system.
A ghrelin-receptor agonist shown to stimulate growth hormone and appetite in small human studies.
An early growth-hormone secretagogue with human research showing a clear acute GH response.
A long-acting IGF-1 analogue explored around growth signalling, muscle biology and metabolism, with little direct human evidence.
Synthetic GnRH used in reproductive endocrinology, with evidence for pulsatile treatment in selected fertility disorders.
A GHRH fragment that stimulates the pituitary to release growth hormone, with historical diagnostic and paediatric treatment evidence.
A mitochondrial-derived peptide explored for cellular resilience, brain health, metabolism and healthy ageing.
An experimental senolytic peptide designed to disrupt FOXO4–p53 signalling in senescent cells.
A thymus-derived peptide preparation studied historically around immune function, recovery and ageing.
A peptide applied to the skin, studied for fine lines, wrinkles and collagen, which helps keep skin firm.
A skincare peptide studied for expression lines, the wrinkles that form when we smile, frown or squint. Also called Argireline.
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