Curated by Dr. James T. Walker, PhD — Research DirectorProfiles sourced from peer-reviewed literature

Hormonal Health

Peptides that regulate hormonal signalling, reproductive function, and endocrine balance

7 peptide profiles in this category. Browse the full directory to explore all 167 research peptides.

Hormonal Health1,890 views

Oxytocin

The 'bonding hormone' — a hypothalamic neuropeptide governing social behaviour, trust, stress response, and reproductive function.

View profile
Hormonal Health980 views

Kisspeptin

A hypothalamic neuropeptide that acts as the master regulator of GnRH pulse generation and the entire reproductive endocrine axis.

View profile
Hormonal Health1,560 views

Gonadorelin

Synthetic GnRH used to maintain testicular function, LH pulsatility, and fertility during and after testosterone replacement therapy.

View profile
Hormonal Health1,780 views

Thyrotropin

A synthetic tripeptide analogue of Thyrotropin-Releasing Hormone (TRH/Protirelin) that stimulates pituitary TSH release and thyroid hormone production - used in thyroid axis research and diagnostics.

View profile
Hormonal Health0 views

Leuprolide (Leuprorelin)

Leuprolide is a synthetic 9-aa GnRH superagonist. Paradoxically, continuous use desensitizes GnRH receptors → profoundly suppresses LH, FSH, and sex steroids after 2-4 weeks. FDA-approved for prostate cancer, endometriosis, uterine fibroids, precocious puberty.

View profile
Hormonal Health0 views

Cetrorelix

Cetrorelix is a 10-aa synthetic GnRH antagonist that immediately blocks GnRH receptors, suppressing LH and FSH without the initial testosterone flare of GnRH agonists. FDA-approved for controlled ovarian stimulation in IVF.

View profile
Hormonal Health0 views

Degarelix

Degarelix (Firmagon) is a 10-aa GnRH receptor antagonist that suppresses testosterone to castrate levels within 3 days without the initial flare of GnRH agonists. FDA-approved for advanced prostate cancer.

View profile

Research Tools

Use these tools to plan and compare Hormonal Health protocols.