Peptide Bioregulators for Aging Reversal

I have recently come across a website that sells peptide bioregulators. I had heard about the amazing ability of peptides before and how they can be used to reverse aging.

I am still investigating this, as the products sold on the website do seem more like prescription medication, even though it is sold without a prescription and sold as a food supplement in Russia.

It would be great to get some expert advice on this peptide bioregulators.

One concern that I always have when it comes to such medications/supplements is, two things. One is does it have adverse side effect or any risk of causing things like cancer etc. And two is, will it create a dependency where the body will create the endocrine hormone in lower quantity and in the long term actually worsen the persons health? I think it is easy to think something is helping the body in the short term, but if taking peptides causing the body to stop producing any given substance/hormone etc without, that means we harm ourselves in the long term. I believe something similar happens with synthetic thyroid hormones. Just worried if this is the case with these peptide bioregulators.

Other than that it would be great to find out if anybody has any experience with peptide bioregulars.

If this thing actually work it would be great to take all the peptide to regenerate the whole body completely. If it is safe I would love to suggest this to my loved ones.

Also perhaps one of these peptides can help us too for regrowing hair?

Let me know your thoughts.

God bless you all.

are you talking about things like thymosin beta 4 and BPC-157? Body builders swear by that stuff

I'm aware of those two, however apparently there is a lot more.

There is a peptide for every organ/part of the body

There are adrenal bioregulators, bladder bioregulator, heart bioregulator, blood vessel bioregulator, bone marrow bioregulator, braincell bioregulator etc. It is said that they normalize the function of the organ. If that is the case that is amazing.

Would love to know more about it.