I’m currently reading a book about peptides. The author recommends the following supplements for those conducting research with immune peptides, thyroid peptides or hormone peptides: Immune Peptides: . Vitamin D 2,500 IU/day (if limited sunlight exposure) Required for naive T cell maturation via VDR-PLCγ1 signaling; improves peptide LL-37 which has immunomodulatory and antibacterial effects . Zinc 15 mg/day elemental (if low in red meat or seafood) Supports T cell maturation and enhances Thymalin efficacy . Magnesium 400-1000 mg/day elemental Converts vitamin D to its active form . Vitamin K2 (MK-7) 200-1000 mcg/day Prevents hypercalcemia when using higher doses of vitamin D Thyroid Peptides: .Vitamin D3 2,500 IU/day Low vitamin D levels are correlated with lower thyroid hormone levels . Zinc 15 mg/day elemental (if low in red meat or seafood) Enhances T3 binding to the receptor . Selenium (as selenomethionine) 200 mcg/day Supports deiodinase enzymes that convert inactive T4 to active T3; protects thyroid tissue from oxidative stress . Potassium Iodide 200 mcg/day Supports thyroid hormone synthesis; essential for thyroid hormone production . Magnesium 200-400 mg/day elemental Supports T4/T3 conversion Male/Female Hormones: . Vitamin D 2,500 IU/day (if limited sunlight exposure) Increases luteinizing hormone and follicle-stimulating hormone (increasing testosterone in men and estradiol in women); upregulates androgen receptors; boosts serotonin and dopamine synthesis . Vitamin K2 (MK-4) 5 mg/day Increases steroidogenesis directly in Leydig cells/ovaries (in vitro and animal studies); potential for increased testosterone in men and estradiol in women . Zinc 15 mg/day elemental (if low in red meat or seafood) Required for steroidogenesis and 17B-HSD activity . Magnesium 200-400 mg/day elemental Converts D3 into its active form; improves steroidogenesis if deficient; improves sleep quality

I saw the supplements on the PRC+ website. There are some I’m familiar with that I’m very interested in trying, and others I do not know much about yet. In the future, will you be providing a short write-up on each supplement explaining why you chose it to complement our peptide research, and perhaps how or when it could be incorporated into protocols? I don’t mean right away! I know that building a website takes time and that you already have a million other things to do. Thank you so much for all the hard work you are putting into this. I’m looking forward to learning more.

I’m really looking forward to it! PRC+ sounds exciting, and I love the whole idea behind it. It makes sense to create something that looks at biohacking in a more holistic way. 💌

I keep hearing about stem cell therapy. Did they talk about how to prepare the body before getting stem cell therapy? (to get the best possible outcome)

I haven’t tried any of the blends. I’m also curious about people’s favorite blend. The sleep blend looks interesting.

Thank you for the additional information. I will definitely try DSIP. I tried epithalon last year and really liked the sleep benefits, so I plan to try it again soon. I’m going to look up videos on how to give intramuscular injections. I’m not sure if I’ll be able to do it, but I’ll give it a try. I will research the type of syringes I need, as well as where to inject on the body.

Thank you for the in-depth explanation. It makes complete sense. I took a screenshot of the above instructions to use later. I’ll go ahead and order the Cerebrolysin and purchase enough for four weeks. I’ll see how I feel during that time, and if I notice any benefits I will order more and continue for additional weeks. Thank you once again. I truly appreciate your help.