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AGE-RELATED
WEIGHT GAIN
AND HOW RESEARCH
IS SLOWING IT DOWN
Hormones control almost everything in our bodies, from growth to metabolism to how fast our hair grows. As we age, levels of hormones change, altering the way our bodies work. In this Ebook we will explore how peptide research is playing a crucial role in combating age-related weight gain.
PEPTIDE SCIENCES EBOOK
WHAT'S INSIDE?
Most everyone has heard of menopause, the decline in estrogen that occurs in women as they age. Many people have also heard of low T (andropause), which is the decline of testosterone in men with age. There is another hormone change that many people have not heard of, however, called somatopause. Scientists are paying a lot of attention to somatopause because research shows that it has dramatic effects on weight gain, fat mass, muscle mass, bone strength, heart health, mood, and more.
RESEARCH CONTENTS
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Somatopause
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Metabolism
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Hormones
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LEARN THE SCIENCE
SOMATOPAUSE
Natural growth hormone (GH) levels decline with age. Lower levels of GH make it harder to build muscle and burn fat. This decline in growth hormone with age is known as somatopause.
METABOLISM
Metabolism touches all aspects of biology. It spans the entirety of all bio-chemical processes impacting energy production, weight management, and hormone functions.
HORMONES
Hormones are chemical messengers. They travel in your bloodstream to tissues or organs. They work slowly, over time, and affect many different processes, including growth, development, and metabolism.