Kisspeptin

What it is?

Kisspeptin is a naturally occurring peptide central to reproductive hormone regulation, studied for its role in initiating and modulating the HPG axis. It is positioned for protocols targeting GnRH signalling, downstream gonadotropin dynamics, and hormone-balance endpoints relevant to libido and fertility research.

Dripfy Advantage

• Hypothalamic axis activation: Stimulates GnRH release in the hypothalamus, initiating upstream control of reproductive hormone signalling.
• Gonadotropin modulation: Associated with increased LH and FSH signalling, supporting downstream endocrine endpoints.
• Neuroendocrine integration: Connects central neuro-signalling with peripheral hormone production—useful in protocols studying libido and hormone interplay.
• Reproductive-axis precision: Often positioned as a pathway-specific tool for studying hormonal regulation without broad, non-specific endocrine stimulation.

Clinical Applications & Therapeutic Potential

• Reproductive hormone balance: Potential support for normalisation of GnRH–LH/FSH axis markers in selected endocrine profiles.
• Testosterone-related endpoints (male contexts): Potential support for testosterone production markers via HPG-axis activation (context-dependent).
• Fertility research frameworks: Positioned for fertility-related endpoints and reproductive hormone coordination markers in appropriate models.
• Libido and performance signalling: Potential support for desire and performance endpoints where dysregulation is linked to neuroendocrine signalling factors.

Composition & Formulation

• Peptide: Kisspeptin (KISS1/KISS1R axis)
• Format: Lyophilized peptide for research use