YOUR GOAL / YOUR STARTING POINT

The Peptide
Map.

Find the peptides worth exploring for your health goals.

Recovery, fat loss, skin, sleep or focus: start with what you want to improve. Compare 21 compounds by the job they do, see the results behind them, and build a focused shortlist to discuss with your clinician.

PDF / 31 pages / selectable text / linked sources

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n=1 / FIELD GUIDE
The Peptide Map cover in Nick Locascio’s black, cream, coral, and green field-guide design.
RESEARCH + U.S. STATUS CHECKED / 15 SEP 2026
START WITH YOUR GOAL

Find the relevant compounds. See the results behind them.

  • HHuman trial
  • OHuman observation
  • AAnimal study
  • LLaboratory study

01 / THE RESEARCH AREAS

21 PROFILES

Find your starting point.

Choose the area you want to improve, then compare the compounds and results in that section. Each numbered entry links the research to a specific goal.

01–03

Tissue repair

BPC-157 · Thymosin beta-4 · TB-500 fragment

Was healing measured in people, using this exact molecule?

04–05

Skin + hair

GHK-Cu · Zinc thymulin

Did a controlled study show a visible change?

06–10

Metabolism

Semaglutide · Tirzepatide · Tesamorelin · AOD-9604 · MOTS-c

Was the outcome weight, visceral fat, or a laboratory marker?

11–14

GH signaling + muscle

Sermorelin · CJC-1295 · Ipamorelin · Ibutamoren

Did strength or function improve when hormone levels changed?

15

Sleep

DSIP

Did people sleep or feel better in a controlled trial?

16

Immune function

Thymosin alpha-1

Which illness and clinical outcome were studied?

17–18

Cognition

Semax · Dihexa

Are there reliable human results for the same problem?

19–21

Sexual function + fertility

Bremelanotide · Kisspeptin-10 · Kisspeptin-54

Was the target desire, hormone release, or egg maturation?

Ibutamoren is a non-peptide. Dihexa is peptide-derived, with publication warnings covered in its profile. The guide separates human findings from animal and laboratory results.

02 / KEEP THE REFERENCE

Know where to start
with peptides.

Find your goal, compare the relevant compounds, and save your shortlist. The one-page map helps you navigate; the profiles give you the results and questions to bring to your clinician.

Eight research areas with numbered compound entries and human, observational, animal, or laboratory evidence labels. Full details are in the guide.
The full-resolution map comes with the guide.

A NOTE ON USE

This is an educational reference with selected primary research and official sources. It has not undergone independent clinical peer review. It includes questions to discuss with a clinician and contains no prescribing or administration instructions.

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