Peptides studied for age-related decline, cellular repair, and longevity pathways.
Important
This page lists peptides that have been studied in the context of longevity & cellular health research. Inclusion does not mean a peptide is safe, effective, approved, or recommended.
Do not use this page to make health decisions. Always consult a licensed healthcare provider.
9 peptides
A mitochondria-targeted peptide (elamipretide) investigated for Barth syndrome -- a rare and serious genetic disease affecting the heart and muscles...
A natural compound in the human body that decreases with age and shows evidence for promoting skin regeneration and wound healing, especially when...
A naturally occurring copper-binding compound produced in the human body that supports tissue repair, the production of skin-strengthening proteins...
A cosmetic skincare ingredient that signals skin cells to produce more collagen (the protein that keeps skin firm) by mimicking a natural signal that...
A synthetic peptide that stimulates the pituitary gland (a small gland in the brain) to release growth hormone naturally by mimicking the body's own...
A synthetic short peptide that activates an enzyme which helps maintain the protective caps on your chromosomes (the structures that carry your DNA),...
A synthetic short peptide from pineal gland research that has shown brain-protective effects in laboratory and animal studies by reducing damage from...
A tiny natural peptide produced by mitochondria (the energy-producing parts of your cells), first discovered in 2001 in Alzheimer's disease research...
A synthetic short peptide studied mainly in laboratory experiments with elderly human immune cells and animal liver tissue, where it appears to...