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Who researches peptides in South Africa, and what their literature says
A physiotherapist, a rugby conditioning coach, a university biochemistry lab and a night-shift nurse arrive at the same compounds from different directions. Each guide below is written for one of those readers: what that field's research actually measures, which compounds recur in it, how strong the evidence is, and how an order reaches you anywhere in South Africa. Independently tested by Janoshik Analytical.
Every page describes published research. None contains a protocol, dosing, or a claim that any compound does anything for a person. All compounds are supplied for laboratory research only.
Clinics & Practitioners
Physios, biokineticists, aesthetic and functional practices — the literature behind what patients ask. · 9 guides
Physiotherapy
Physiotherapists
Tendon, ligament and soft-tissue repair models, read by the people who rehabilitate them.
Biokinetics
Biokineticists
Exercise as the intervention: where the muscle, mitochondrial and recovery research overlaps with your scope.
Chiropractic
Chiropractors
Ligament, disc and neuro-inflammation literature, mapped for a manual-therapy reader.
Longevity
Longevity Clinics
The healthspan literature: mitochondria, telomeres, bioregulators and the cohorts behind them.
Aesthetics
Aesthetic Practitioners
Cosmetic-science reading: copper peptides, signal peptides and what the trials measured.
Formulation
Cosmetic Formulators
Ingredient-grade peptides and the stability, penetration and efficacy papers behind them.
Retreats & spas
Wellness Retreats & Spas
The research behind the retreat menu: skin, sleep, recovery and the papers your guests are quoting.
Nutrition
Nutritionists & Dietitians
Gut barrier, satiety signalling and mitochondrial metabolism: the peptide papers behind client questions.
Functional medicine
Functional-Medicine Practitioners
Systems biology reading: gut-immune, stress-axis, redox and mitochondrial literature with compounds named.
Sport
Coaches, camps and performance staff — repair, recovery and the Prohibited List, read honestly. · 10 guides
Sports science
Sports Scientists
Exercise-responsive peptides, the GH axis and the anti-doping literature, for the lab not the locker room.
Strength & conditioning
Strength Coaches
Hypertrophy, tendon and GH-axis literature for the coach who gets asked and wants the real answer.
CrossFit
CrossFit Box Owners
High-volume training, tendon load and recovery science: what the literature says when members ask.
Rugby
Rugby Conditioning Staff
Collision recovery, neuro-repair after head impact and tendon science, read with the Prohibited List open.
Endurance
Cycling & Triathlon
Mitochondrial density, oxygen transport and the anti-doping history that shaped endurance science.
Trail & ultra
Trail & Ultra Running
Muscle damage, gut-barrier failure under exertion and sleep debt: the research behind the Comrades question.
Golf
Golf Performance
Lumbar and wrist load, focus under pressure and sleep: the research behind golf's quiet peptide interest.
Surf & water
Surfing & Water Sports
Paddling shoulders, sun-damaged skin and cold-water recovery: the literature behind the lineup talk.
Combat
MMA & Boxing Camps
Soft-tissue trauma, head-impact biology and weight-cut physiology, read for the camp not the cage.
Physique
Bodybuilding Prep Coaches
GH axis, body-composition trials and the skin literature, read as research rather than as a prep plan.
Labs & Academia
Universities, CROs, startups and students — ordering, documentation and the primary literature. · 13 guides
Dermatology
Dermatology Researchers
Collagen trials, keratinocyte signalling and wound-bed histology, with compounds and evidence grades.
Trichology
Hair & Scalp Researchers
Follicle stem cells, dermal papilla signalling and the copper-peptide hair literature, graded.
Midlife
Menopause & Midlife Researchers
Sleep architecture, bone, skin and mood in the midlife literature, with evidence grades and no clinical claims.
Reproductive biology
Fertility Researchers
The HPG axis as a research system: gonadotropins, upstream neuropeptides and semen-parameter endpoints.
Sleep science
Sleep Researchers
Slow-wave sleep, the suprachiasmatic clock and fifty years of delta-peptide history, graded.
Neuroscience
Cognitive & Neuroscience Labs
BDNF induction, neuroprotection models and the Russian clinical neuropeptide tradition, graded.
Mitochondria & ageing
Mitochondrial & Ageing Labs
Cristae structure, mitochondrial-encoded peptides, NAD+ metabolism and telomerase: the lab-bench ageing literature.
Universities
University Biochemistry Labs
Institutional ordering, per-lot certificates and the compounds academic labs request most.
Contract research
CROs & Contract Labs
Traceability, repeat-lot supply and analytical documentation for contract and analytical laboratories.
Biotech
Biotech Startups
Small lots, bulk copper peptide and the documentation a diligence process actually asks for.
Formulation science
Compounding & Formulation Labs
Solubility, pH stability, delivery systems and bulk material for formulation research.
Pharmacy
Pharmacy Students & Academics
Receptor targets, peptide classes and evidence grading, written for a pharmacology reading list.
Medicine
Medical Students
The physiology behind the forum names, graded by evidence, for the student who will be asked on the wards.
Lifestyle
Self-experimenters, shift workers, riders, farmers and visitors — the research, graded. · 8 guides
Self-experimentation
Biohackers
The papers behind the podcast names, graded from mouse to phase 3, for a reader who wants the sources.
Quantified self
Quantified-Self & Wearables
HRV, sleep staging, CGM traces and the peptide literature that touches each metric, honestly.
High performance
Executives & High Performers
Attention, stress physiology and sleep architecture: the research behind the executive wellness conversation.
Shift & circadian
Pilots & Shift Workers
Suprachiasmatic timing, slow-wave sleep and pineal rhythm: the literature of working against the clock.
Tactical
Military & Tactical Fitness
Overuse injury, sleep debt and tissue-protection research for people who train under load.
Equestrian (rider)
Equestrian Riders
The rider's body, not the horse's: back, hip and fall-injury literature for people who sit in a saddle.
Farming (human side)
Farmers' Own Recovery
Joints, back, sun-worn skin and sleep: the research literature for the farmer, not the livestock.
Visitors & expats
Expats & Medical Tourists
Ordering while you are here: local delivery to hotels, apartments and lockers, Rand pricing, certificates.
Educational content — not medical advice. All products supplied for research purposes only. Not for human consumption.