From a chemical point of view, the peptide is an organic chemical compound that is formed by the compounding of several amino acids. The individual bonded amino acids (in a sequence called successive sequence) are joined by the so-called & quot; amide bond, to a single unbranched peptide chain. Due to the great importance of peptides in biochemistry and organic chemistry, this binding is often referred to as a peptide bond. As peptides, we refer to relatively short amino acid chains with 50 (generally not more than 100) amino acids. Peptides differ from proteins (proteins) only by their size (the number of amino acids contained in the chain), the separation between peptides and proteins is not entirely unambiguous and is determined by an agreement in which 100 amino acids are considered beyond the boundary. The naturally occurring peptides are mostly formed by a protein biosynthesis process. The sequence information itself (amino acid sequence) is encoded in DNA. Peptides fill a large number of important and irreplaceable functions in the body. Peptide hormones and neuropeptides regulate most processes in the human body.

•     Peptides are involved in the process of regeneration and growth of cells, the proper functioning of the immune system, body metabolism, sleep regulation, hormone production,
•     Peptides affect many physiological factors such as muscle growth and quality, performance, endurance, overall physical condition, burning of body fat, regeneration of all tissues, organs, joints and tendons, wound healing and many others.
•     Peptides also affect mental factors such as memory, mood, behavior, and concentration. They promote good, deep sleep and positively affect the overall mental and psychical freshness, vitality and energy.
•     Peptides positively affect many factors important for good health. They enhance immunity, accelerate metabolism, lower cholesterol, support and relieve heart, blood vessels, brain, liver, kidney and other internal organs. They further increase bone density, stimulate red blood cell production, and generally cleanse the body (antioxidant effects).
•     Peptides are very effective in protecting against serious illnesses and health problems such as cardiovascular disease, obesity, diabetes and metabolic disorders, tumor diseases, crunching and weakness (muscular dystrophy), bone loss, psychological disorders, negative effects of stress and depression neuroprotective effects), skin diseases, various inflammations and infections, hormonal and sexual disorders, infertility, and many others.
•     For example, peptides can even protect the skin against cancer, and at the same time provide a darker pigment and strong, persistent tanning.
•     Peptides can eliminate and eliminate serious aesthetic defects and defects. At the same time it significantly reduces the aging process for their rejuvenating and regenerative effects. Benefits include effective wrinkle removal or total wrinkle removal, skin refinement and rejuvenation, hair growth, etc.