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Body Composition Research Preliminary

Adipotide (FTPP)

Pro-apoptotic peptide that selectively destroys vasculature supplying white adipose tissue. Studied in primate models with dramatic fat reduction results.

fat lossadiposeapoptosisvasculatureprimate
Half-life
Short; hours estimated
SKUs Available
2
Evidence Level
Preliminary
Mechanism of Action

Targets prohibitin on blood vessels specifically within white adipose tissue. KGGRAKD sequence homes to adipose vasculature; GD amino acids induce apoptosis in targeted vessels.

Published Research Ranges & Study Context

Studies have administered: Primate studies: 0.56mg/kg daily for 28 days; human data extremely limited

Important Research Framing These are ranges reported in published scientific studies. They are provided for educational context only and do not constitute dosing recommendations. Individual study parameters vary by design, population, and research objectives. This information is not medical advice.
Primary Research Findings

NHP studies showed 11% body weight reduction and 27% BMI decrease in 28 days. Kidney toxicity observed at high doses in primate models — significant safety consideration noted in research.

Preliminary Primarily preclinical + case reports
Side Effects Observed in Research

Kidney toxicity documented in primate studies at high doses — critical safety consideration flagged in all research publications

Available Configurations (SKU Reference)
AP2 AP5
Compounds Studied in Combination

These compounds have been examined together in research literature. Combination use is not endorsed or recommended — this information is provided for research context only.

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Research Education Only: This compound profile is for educational purposes only. All information is sourced from published scientific literature. This is not medical advice. Not for human consumption. Consult qualified medical professionals for any health decisions. Regulatory status varies by jurisdiction.