As we age our body becomes depleted of some of the natural chemicals found in our body that help us retain elasticity and strength not only in the skin but in our muscles and inner organs as well. In our society we have been told that if we can’t pronounce the name of a product then that product may not necessarily be good for us to ingest. Using that as an example, the simpler a chemical is, the faster it is absorbed into the blood stream and can quickly be used in our body. All of that is to say that peptides can be reproduced, such as GHRP2, in order to recreate some of these missing chemicals in our body that are resistant to gravity and aging.
Without getting too scientific the reason that GHRP2 works is because it follows the rules of what a short chain of amino acids in protein does for the typical youthful person. When you start to become lethargic and show signs of aging it can vary from person to person. The G is for the Growth, H for the Hormone, and RP is for the Releasing Peptide that delivers protein to the pituitary and hypothalamus glands that have so much to do with our energy levels.
A science term that everyone should be familiar with is that a body in motion tends to stay in motion. As we age we slow down and that can either depend on the amount of proteins we are getting or not getting. Our metabolism rate affects the amount of energy we burn off, or calories which constitute that unit of energy. When our glands are slowed down then our body tends to slow down as well.
Here is where peptides can enter the system and help return some of the youthful vitality you once new. With a simple strain of protein and amino acids affecting the glands that trigger the rest of the body, you can feel energy again. This is not a fabricated or synthetic increase in metabolism as your body is absorbing the simple strain far faster than it would from a complex protein. By the time a complex protein breaks down not all of the necessary components make it to the blood stream.
