Metabolic Syndrome & Mitochondrial Function

A small-molecule compound (not actually a peptide) that blocks an enzyme tied to fat storage. Popular in longevity circles, but only tested in animals so far.

A tiny protein your mitochondria make on their own, first discovered for protecting brain cells in Alzheimer's research. Levels drop as you age, making it a longevity-research target.

A peptide made inside your own mitochondria that mimics the metabolic benefits of exercise — improving energy and blood sugar control.

An 'exercise in a pill' compound that made mice run further without training, by switching on the same genetic pathway exercise activates. Not a peptide, and untested in humans.

A breakthrough peptide that recharges aging or damaged mitochondria. Just approved by the FDA for a rare muscle disease.