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As you know, all living organisms consist of amino acids. The next stage of evolution gave rise to short peptides, where 2, 3, or 4 amino acids combined to form short peptides carrying specific information. So, in the world, there are only two informational molecules—DNA and proteins, and small proteins are peptides. The most valuable peptides are short peptides, consisting of up to 4 amino acids. Their immense value lies in the fact that they do not trigger antibodies, making them completely safe substances for use in medicines, effective supplements, cosmetics, and even as dietary additives. Preparations based on peptides are absolutely safe and harmless.
How do they act when entering the body?
When short peptides enter the body, they primarily target the organ they are tropic to. For example, if a peptide is derived from the retina, it will only reach the retina and interact with the genes present in the retina. This is called complementary interaction. This is the significant value of peptides; they interact with gene segments complementarily. The heart peptide interacts with genes active in cardiac muscle, the bronchial peptide interacts with bronchial epithelial cells, and a bladder peptide interacts there. This tropism, complementarity, is a crucial factor in medicine. Just like precision weapons in the military, they only go where they are tropic, without affecting anything around.
What are the applications of these peptides if they work so effectively, meaning they have a wide range of applications?
The possibilities of medicine and science involve enhancing the body’s resistance using its natural defense mechanisms. All our organs and tissues contain multipotent or stem cells. Approximately 20-30% of cells in each organ are multipotent. Peptides activate these multipotent cells, which start functioning and performing the functions of a specific organ or tissue. Those individuals who live to be 100 years old have undergone this activation. We have found a tool for physiological impact on the body’s reserve capabilities, especially for those in whom this program for some reason does not activate. We don’t need to administer any medications to long-livers; they don’t require any drugs. However, for the majority of people who unfortunately do not reach the upper limit, we can offer help and influence their health.
Essentially, does rejuvenation take place?
Rejuvenation is not a scientific term. You are absolutely right; it’s more accurately described as a reduction in biological age. These preparations reduce biological age. Nature has endowed humans with the potential to live up to 100-110 years. However, external environmental factors lead to premature aging. Between 70 and 80 years of age is premature aging. The introduction of peptide complexes, I emphasize these peptide preparations, allows for comprehensive stimulation of the potential of all organs and tissues. You can’t save a person’s condition with just one tablet or one drug. A comprehensive approach is necessary for prevention, starting from childhood or in natural situations, such as for athletes. Currently, we work with high-level athletes who need to start taking these preparations at the age of 25 because of the tremendous physical stress they endure, and to help with their recovery. For example, during competitions, it’s necessary to recover quickly, even for young individuals. As for ordinary people, not Olympic champions, here it is necessary to conduct genetic testing to identify weak genes. It’s possible to determine the genes related to diabetes, stroke, heart attack, Alzheimer’s disease, breast cancer, prostate cancer, and so on. All of this can be determined. Knowing genetics and prognosis, along with the real condition, we prescribe a complex bioregulatory therapy to our patients.
How long does it take to correct specific functions?
Correction is necessary to eliminate minor deviations entirely. Medicine should focus on early diagnosis and address problems at the initial stages. Then it’s possible to extend a person’s life to 100 years, by removing factors that shorten it. Therefore, correction is done if there is a minor deviation, and one course may be sufficient. For more serious issues, a course may be required every six months.
In what forms do peptides exist, and how do they enter the body?
Peptides, as chemical compounds in the form of chains, can be found in various medicinal forms. They can be in ampoules as medicinal preparations, in the form of tablets, capsules, or as dietary supplements, among others. Let me explain how capsules and tablets work. When peptides pass through the gastrointestinal tract, they enter the bloodstream, and from there, they reach cells and interact with specific DNA segments. This is the physiological pathway for regulating the body’s functions. Therefore, by simulating nature and applying certain medications in the form of capsules or tablets, we know precisely how they are delivered. This is also an essential and valuable aspect of peptide regulation.
