Adipotide
Key Takeaways: Adipotide
Adipotide is a Other peptide primarily researched for:
- Induced death of fat cell blood vessels
- Rapid loss of visceral fat
- Significant BMI reduction
Research Profile
Adipotide (FTPP) is an experimental peptidomimetic that takes a unique approach to fat loss: it identifies and destroys the blood vessels that supply white fat tissue.
Target: White Adipose Tissue
Adipotide binds to a protein called prohibitin, which is specifically found in the blood vessels of fat cells. Once bound, it triggers apoptosis (cell death), causing the fat cells to starve and be reabsorbed by the body.
Research Note
While extraordinarily effective in primate studies (where subjects lost up to 11% body weight in a month), Adipotide is associated with significant renal stress in research. It remains a strictly “research-only” compound with a high risk profile due to its potency and physiological impact.
Clinical Data & Studies
Key Benefits
- Induced death of fat cell blood vessels
- Rapid loss of visceral fat
- Significant BMI reduction
- Improved insulin sensitivity
Potential Side Effects
- Potential kidney stress (research only)
- Dehydration
Stability Profile
Stable for ~28 days
Highly unstable; refrigeration mandatory
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