Hormones & Signaling GLP-1: released after eating Insulin: blood sugar regulation Glucagon: raises blood sugar when it drops Oxytocin: bonding, labor, social behavior Vasopressin: blood pressure and water retention Pain & Mood Endorphins: your natural painkillers, released during exercise Enkephalins: pain modulation throughout the nervous system Dynorphins: stress response and pain regulation Immune Defense Defensins: antimicrobial peptides that attack bacteria, fungi, and viruses Cathelicidins: front-line immune response in skin and lungs Digestion Cholecystokinin (CCK): signals fullness after eating Ghrelin: the hunger hormone, signals when you need to eat Secretin: regulates stomach acid and pancreatic function Cardiovascular BNP (B-type natriuretic peptide): regulates blood pressure
Making GLP-1 Treatment More Affordable Cost concerns shouldnt prevent you from accessing safe, effective GLP-1 medications
This cardiac effect, attributed primarily to the glucagon receptor activation, is one of the main reasons the drug remains in testing
If you miss more than 2 weeks in a row: Take your next dose on the regularly scheduled day or call your healthcare provider to talk about how to restart your treatment
Retatrutide 30mg Coming Soon This peptide will be available soon
