Kisspeptin-10

Kisspeptin-10 is a peptide that serves as the “master switch” for the body’s reproductive system. It triggers the release of GnRH, which in turn stimulates the production of major sex hormones.

Natural Stimulation

Unlike direct hormone replacement, Kisspeptin works at the root of the endocrine system. It encourages the body to produce its own hormones naturally, making it a valuable subject for research into fertility, hypogonadism, and hormonal balance.

Cancer Research

Interestingly, Kisspeptin (originally called metastin) was first discovered for its ability to suppress the spread (metastasis) of melanoma and breast cancer cells, making it a dual-interest compound for both endocrinology and oncology.