Russian Peptide Bioregulators

Peptides Products - The Stem Cells Replacement

Click on image or link below for more information about the product. Online purchasing is handled via secure HTTPS pages. All prices listed below are in British pounds. You can now purchase 20-caps pack or 60-caps 3pax, and save $9.99 per pack. There is also Mix and Match option, to buy any 3 bioregulators and save $9.99 per pack.

Buy Peptides Bioregulators
All peptide bioregulators' packs here contain 20 capsules each
Bonomarlot  Bone marrow $69.99	Bonothyrk Parathyroid $59.99	Cerluten Nervous system $59.99	Chelohart Heart peptide $59.99
Chitomur Bladder peptide $59.99	Endoluten Pineal gland $79.99	Glandokort Adrenal peptide $59.99	Gotratix Muscles peptide $59.99
Libidon Prostate peptide $59.99	Pielotax Kidneys peptide $59.99	Sigumir Cartilage peptide $59.99	Stamakort Stomach peptide $59.99
Suprefort Pancreas peptide $59.99	Svetinorm Liver peptide $59.99	Taxorest Lungs peptide $59.99	Testoluten Testes peptide $59.99
Thyreogen Thyroid peptide $59.99	Ventfort Blood vessels $59.99	Visoluten Retina peptide $59.99	Vladonix Thymus gland $59.99
Zhenoluten Ovaries peptide $59.99

Stem cells replacement

These specific gene switches could be a cheaper and more user friendly alternative to stem cells, due to both the lower costs involved, and the fact they can be taken orally. Also they don’t require the immune system to be suppressed in order to take desired effect. There are 21 Russian Peptide Bioregulators in our current range, shown below in alphabet order. For more peptides, see also our Youth Gems® skin creams.

What is a peptide bioregulator?

A peptide is a small biological molecule that consists of two or more amino acids. Peptides are smaller than proteins, which are also chains of amino acids, only larger. Generally, if a molecule has less than 50 amino acids, it's considered to be a peptide. Whereas larger molecules of 50 or more amino acids are called proteins.

Peptides are also divided into dipeptides, tripeptides, tetrapeptides, polypeptides, etc., depending on how many chains of amino acids or peptide bonds they consist of. Being smaller molecules and shorter than proteins, peptides can enter the blood through the stomach, and so initiate protein synthesis.

Each organ, gland, or tissue in the body has its own unique peptide bioregulator. Being smaller and easier to absorb through the digestive system, peptides have the ability to interact directly with cell DNA. This enables the body organs, glands and tissues to regenerate and repair easier and more quickly.