"They are addressing the fundamental root cause so you can use a peptide to actually Target an illness."
"These were really, really cool, and whatever peptides and hyaluronic acid is in here, this did some work."
"Peptides can help promote collagen production and improve skin texture."
"Peptides are really great because they offer anti-aging benefits but they are also very hydrating to the skin."
"The buffet is essentially a whole bunch of peptides and amino acids. Peptides and amino acids form these peptide bonds which are what eventually get folded into proteins."
"Studies have shown that these peptides can increase growth hormone levels anywhere from 200 to a thousand percent above Baseline."
"Peptides are like a key chain with lots of keys on it. It has this broad range of benefits that we are able to tap into."
"Peptides are just very, very specific as far as how they act in the body. They can modulate very specific parts of hormone production, immune functions, sleep cycles, inflammatory reactions, DNA replication...you name it."
"Peptides have a role in that so I love bringing those five absolute sort of must pieces together."
"What this product is it is a really light weight kind of watery gel type serum and it is chock full of eight peptides and the type of peptides that pretty much will do the same thing that Botox will do."
"Peptides are an amazing benefit to your skincare routine."
"Peptides will play a very important role in future skincare and hair renewal too."
"Peptides early are pretty necessary."
"It's important to understand what peptides are in your skincare and what you can expect them to do for your skin because they're not all the same."
"The ordinary buffet serum is a great example of using matrixyl 3000 with some other supportive peptides to give you so much bang for not a lot of buck."
"The peptides in here literally penetrate into the skin and plump up those layers."
"Peptides have been shown to have good evidence in supporting collagen."
"It's like when they first discovered opiates or antibiotics. The whole peptide world is going to be the biggest breakthrough in the Pharma industry."
"Peptides can trigger some pretty interesting things in the body."
"The new International Peptide Society is the chair of the steering committee, you know what I'm, you know attempting to do is bring together a family of great doctors who can share and participate and educate those that are looking for information on peptides."
"It's pretty amazing how accurate these peptides are."
"Peptides are also great for increasing collagen production in the skin."
"Peptides are widely available in skin care products, lip treatments, eye treatments, neck treatments, butt treatments, you name it, they're going to put a peptide in there."
"Peptides can help stimulate your body to build collagen and elastin that we lose as we age."
"Peptides only kind of work where they need to and what they need... they're not going to do anything if there's nothing to do."
"Peptides mimic the body's natural configurations."
"The combination of peptides works synergistically."
"Peptides have almost no negative effects."
"Combine amino acids together, you have peptides; combine peptides together, you have polypeptides and proteins."
"VasoDrive-AP consists of two lactotripeptides, IPP and VPP, which are clinically proven to inhibit angiotensin converting enzyme and significantly increase vasodilation."
"Collagen and peptides help to boost skin elastin and youthfulness."
"Peptides as a category are divided into essentially four groups: signal peptides, transport peptides, neural modulating or inhibiting peptides, and enzyme peptides."
"Anybody who takes Adderall is going to love it, but if you use peptides and you bring in diet and lifestyle as well, that's part of your physiology, how your body regenerates."
"Antimicrobial peptides are naturally occurring short proteins that have potent antimicrobial activity."
"Peptides have been around for years but for some reason they're gaining a lot of hype and attention at the moment."
"Peptides... deliver a lot of different benefits for our skin."
"Studies have shown that peptides absolutely can get to where they need to be in the skin in order to deliver benefit."
"Cathelicidin, LL-37, and Beta Defensins... they all happen to punch holes in bacteria and viruses."
"Pregnant women can't use retinol to fight wrinkles, but you can use peptides."
"Peptides are so highly enmeshed in physiology that it is difficult to imagine life without them."
"BPC 157 probably the most widely used peptide... it has a whole host of different effects."
"I love peptides. I love regenerative medicine."
"There is evidence behind retinoids like retinol, there's evidence behind topical peptides."
"It's got hyaluronic acid and tetrapeptides."
"Matrixyl 3000 is probably the number one studied peptide complex known for its anti-wrinkle fighting capabilities."
"Peptides are really really important in skincare."
"Once you've got peptides in your life, keep them in your life."
"You've got a real nice blend of peptides... both of which are going to plump out the skin, minimize fine lines and wrinkles with pretty immediate effect."