Peptide Directory
Category · 20 peptides
Weight Loss & Metabolic
GLP-1 and metabolic peptides studied for fat loss, appetite regulation, and glucose control.
5-Amino-1MQPreclinical
An orally active small-molecule NNMT inhibitor with reproducible fat-loss and muscle data in mice but zero published human trials.- Fat mass reduction
- Increased metabolic rate / thermogenesis
- NAD+ pool preservation
AdipotidePreclinical
A synthetic peptidomimetic that starves white fat tissue by triggering apoptosis in the blood vessels that feed it.- Substantial fat-mass reduction
- Vascular-targeted rather than appetite-based
- Proof-of-mechanism in humans
AICARPreclinical
A non-peptide AMPK-activating nucleotide analog studied as an "exercise mimetic" for endurance, fat oxidation, and metabolic regulation.- Endurance / exercise mimicry
- Fat oxidation
- Glucose regulation
AOD-9604Emerging
A tyrosine-modified fragment of growth hormone engineered to isolate GH's fat-burning action from its growth effects, that cleanly delivered selective lipolysis in trials but failed to produce meaningful weight loss in humans.- Selective lipolysis without IGF-1 elevation
- Fat mobilization in preclinical models
- No glucose or insulin disruption
CagrilintideModerate
A long-acting amylin analogue that reinforces satiety through a pathway distinct from GLP-1, best known as the amylin half of the CagriSema combination.- Weight loss
- Appetite suppression via a non-GLP-1 pathway
- Mechanistic synergy with semaglutide (CagriSema)
CagriSemaEstablished
The first fixed-dose GLP-1 plus amylin combination, pairing semaglutide and cagrilintide in a single once-weekly injection for deep weight loss.- Deep weight loss
- Superior to either agent alone
- High responder rates
ExenatideEmerging
A GLP-1 receptor agonist researched for its effects on metabolism and appetite regulation.- Appetite regulation
- Metabolic effect
GLP-1 (7-37)Emerging
The native, full-length active form of glucagon-like peptide-1 — the endogenous incretin hormone that the entire GLP-1 receptor agonist drug class is modeled on.- Glucose-dependent insulin secretion
- Blood glucose regulation
- Glucagon suppression
HGH Fragment 176-191Preclinical
The C-terminal fat-burning fragment of growth hormone, designed to isolate lipolysis without the IGF-1 and growth effects of full GH — but whose clinical-development cousin AOD-9604 failed its pivotal obesity trial.- Targeted lipolysis (fat mobilization)
- Inhibition of lipogenesis
- Fat loss without IGF-1 elevation
LiraglutideFDA-Approved
The first long-acting GLP-1 receptor agonist approved for obesity, a once-daily injection that reduces appetite and blood sugar.- Meaningful weight loss
- Appetite suppression and satiety
- Blood sugar regulation
MazdutideEstablished
A once-weekly dual GLP-1/glucagon receptor agonist that became the first dual incretin approved for obesity, reaching market in China in 2025.- Substantial weight loss
- Increased resting energy expenditure
- Improved hepatic (NAFLD/MASH) markers
OrforglipronFDA-Approved
The first non-peptide, small-molecule oral GLP-1 receptor agonist — a once-daily weight-management pill, no injection required.- Clinically meaningful weight loss
- Glycemic control in type 2 diabetes
- Oral convenience with no food-timing restrictions
OxyntomodulinModerate
An endogenous gut hormone that acts as a dual GLP-1/glucagon receptor agonist, suppressing appetite while raising energy expenditure.- Appetite suppression
- Increased energy expenditure
- Fat oxidation
PramlintideFDA-Approved
An FDA-approved synthetic amylin analogue that slows gastric emptying, suppresses glucagon, and enhances meal-related satiety.- Appetite suppression and satiety
- Weight loss
- Postprandial glucose control
RetatrutideEmerging
An investigational once-weekly triple GLP-1/GIP/glucagon receptor agonist that has produced the deepest weight-loss numbers ever recorded in obesity trials.- Record-setting weight loss
- Powerful appetite suppression
- Increased energy expenditure
SemaglutideFDA-Approved
The FDA-approved GLP-1 receptor agonist that turned obesity into a pharmacology problem, delivering ~15% body weight loss with once-weekly dosing.- Substantial, sustained weight loss
- Appetite and 'food noise' suppression
- Cardiovascular event reduction
SLU-PP-332Preclinical
A small-molecule pan-ERR agonist marketed as 'exercise in a pill' with reproducible endurance and fat-oxidation data in mice and zero human evidence.- Exercise-mimetic gene program
- Increased endurance capacity
- Enhanced fat oxidation
SLU-PP-915Preclinical
The orally active successor to SLU-PP-332: the same pan-ERR exercise-mimetic mechanism, chemically re-engineered to survive the gut, but still mouse-only.- Oral bioavailability
- Increased exercise capacity
- Exercise-mimetic gene signature in muscle
SurvodutideModerate
An investigational once-weekly dual GLP-1/glucagon receptor agonist delivering strong weight loss plus a standout liver-fat (MASH) effect.- Substantial weight loss
- MASH / liver-fat improvement
- Glucagon-driven energy expenditure
TirzepatideFDA-Approved
A once-weekly dual GIP/GLP-1 receptor agonist that produced the largest mean weight loss of any FDA-approved anti-obesity medication and beat semaglutide head-to-head.- Substantial weight reduction
- Superior efficacy versus semaglutide
- Glycemic control in type 2 diabetes

