How to use peptides

Peptide drugs, which are a wonderful alternative to anabolic, take an increasingly strong position in the market of sports pharmaceutical products. However, not all athletes know how to use peptides to achieve the greatest possible anabolic response.

Recombinant peptides obtained by genetic engineering are biologically active substances consisting of a unique sequence of amino acids. Each of the drugs on the market has a specific mechanism of action, that is, by interacting with specific cell receptors, it affects certain physiological processes. Therefore, the use of peptides of different groups causes various biological effects.

For today in sports pharmacology the following bioregulators are most popular:

• Recombinant peptide hormones regulating the activity of individual organs;
• Peptides-buffers performing buffer functions and maintaining a constant acid-base balance;
• Neuropeptides, regulating sleep, affecting the psychoemotional state, relieving pain;
• Protector peptides that perform antioxidant and protective functions.

Proceeding from all of the above, the conclusion suggests: to use peptides to be really effective and effective, it is necessary to formulate your own goal as clearly as possible, and, in accordance with it, to select the necessary course.

The effect of using peptides

The action of peptides on the athlete's body is very multifaceted. So, analogs of somatoliberin create a momentary peak release of endogenous growth hormone, ghrelin-mimetics - wave-like shocks of GH, occurring for a long or short period of time. The course use of peptides, which are preparations of a general anabolic effect, contributes to the accelerated build-up of muscle mass and, in parallel, increased burning of ballast fat and an increase in strength.

Also in the world of sports and fitness are very popular peptides, regulating the level of tan, weakening the appetite, increasing libido, normalizing sleep, contributing to the restoration of self-regulation of organs and systems, physical and mental activity.