Peptides

Peptides are a popular choice in a wide range of regimens, as they are designed to support key functions in the body – from wellness to skincare. 

Peptides are short chains of amino acids, the basic units that form proteins. They play an important role in many biological functions, including hormone production, immune support, and communication between cells. Compared with larger proteins, peptides are generally easier for the body to absorb, which is why they are commonly used in health supplements and skincare products.

Versatile options: Peptides show up in supplements, injectables, and skincare, depending on the goal.

Targeted support: Different peptides are associated with specific roles, such as cellular communication, tissue repair, or metabolic regulation.

Naturally occurring: Peptides are made from amino acids that the body already uses to build and maintain proteins.

Efficient absorption: Because they are smaller than full proteins, peptides are often considered easier to absorb and utilize.

Popular in skincare: Certain peptides are used in topical formulas to help improve the look of firmness, smoothness, and hydration.

Yes, while it is a peptide, MOTS-c is not approved by the FDA to treat any medical condition. If you see it marketed online with strong promises, it is worth taking a cautious, research-first view and discussing options with a licensed clinician.

Researchers have explored how MOTS-c may respond to metabolic stress and exercise, which is why it is sometimes discussed in the context of performance and metabolic health. These findings are still emerging, and much of the interest comes from early stage research rather than established clinical use.

If you are exploring peptides and want choices available through Olympia, check out our other peptide offerings.

BPC-157 is a synthetic peptide based on a naturally occurring compound found in gastric (stomach) fluid. While BPC-157 is not approved by the FDA to treat any medical condition, It is often discussed for its potential role in supporting tissue repair and recovery, particularly in early-stage and preclinical research.

If you are exploring peptides and want choices available through Olympia, check out our other peptide offerings.