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Why Peptides?

One of the questions I commonly get is, “Why do I need peptides? I have a great diet. I mainly eat whole foods. I get a lot of exercise. Can’t I just take some herbs or something?”

The short answer is yes, you could take herbs or supplements, and you could also increase your consumption of foods with peptides, such as soy, meats, flaxseed, or hemp seeds. But if you need to get from Point A to Point B on a map, do you want to take the slow roads that are full of traffic and bad weather patterns, or do you want to hop on the expressway? The supplement way can get you at least part of the way to your destination, but peptides shorten the healing time. If you’re truly concerned about your health, you probably want to get there as soon as possible.

Most peptides are injected (don’t get squeamish — it’s a very small insulin needle that most people do not feel), they bypass the digestive system and the metabolic process is very simple. Not only do most of the peptides bypass the typical digestive barriers that can keep them from being absorbed, but they also activate the entire body through cell-to-cell communication so that the area in distress gets the signal instantly, which leads to rapid accelerations in healing.