Anti-Aging Peptides

Anti-Aging Peptides - For Skin, Organs, Immunity and More

Discovered in the 1980s by Professor Vladimir Khavinson, peptide bioregulators are short biologically active chains of amino acids designed to support and regulate tissue cells that make up the different body systems. The short chains of amino acids act as signaling molecules between the DNA and cells to promote tissue repair processes. They are also used as the building blocks of larger chains of amino acids to form the protein building blocks for the respective tissue that the peptide is targeting.

Anti-Aging Peptides - Food-Based Dietary Supplement

Peptide Bioregulators are not the typical peptides you may have seen abused by athletes and bodybuilders to gain an unfair advantage over the competition. These propriety peptides are dietary supplements taken by mouth and help the body rebuild naturally by supporting and regulating natural existing repair processes. These repair processes are already occurring daily in your body, only they slow down over time. By taking a natural supplement, you may potentially help the body restore its repair systems. Luckily Professor Vladimir Khavinson documented his extensive research into the use of these supplements and his results.

Some of the most notable uses of peptides are in the skin cosmetics industry. Palmitoyl pentapeptide-4 (Matrixyl) has been shown to penetrate the skin to promote the production of collagen, elastin fibroblasts, and glycosaminoglycans. Some have regarded this peptide as an anti-aging breakthrough resulting in smoothing out wrinkles and fine lines and potentially rejuvenating the skin.

Professor Vladimir Khavinson has also written many articles on the topic as well as authored several studies looking into the unique properties of peptides. According to Khavinson, the use of certain peptides may help to support longevity.

Resources

• Peptides of the pineal gland and thymus prolong human life
• Peptide bioregulation of aging: Results and prospects
• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vladimir_Khavinson
• Articles by KHAVINSON, Ph.D., Vladimir
• Vladimir Khavinson's research while affiliated with the Russian Academy of Sciences
• Vladimir Khavinson Pubmed articles
• Peptide regulation of aging
• Vladimir Khavinson's published full-text articles
• Vladimir Khavinson's curriculum vitae