List all the peptides that affect bones

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Let's compile a list of all peptides that affect bones in any way, including lesser-known ones and briefly explain how they work.
 

Peptides that affect bones (Clinically Proven)​


1. Teriparatide (PTH 1–34)


📄 Neer et al., NEJM (2001)
https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJM200111013451801
“stimulates new bone formation and increases bone mineral density”

Effect:

  • Strong osteoblast activation (bone formation)
  • Increases bone mineral density
  • Reduces vertebral and non-vertebral fractures



2. Abaloparatide (PTHrP analog)


📄 Miller et al., NEJM (2016) (ACTIVE trial)
“increased bone mineral density and reduced the risk of vertebral fractures”

Effect:

  • Stimulates PTH1 receptor signaling
  • Increases bone formation more selectively than resorption
  • Reduces fracture risk in osteoporosis



3. Calcitonin


📄 Chesnut et al., NEJM (1995)
https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJM199506013322202
“calcitonin inhibits bone resorption”

Effect:

  • Inhibits osteoclasts
  • Reduces bone resorption
  • Modest clinical effect compared to modern therapies



4. BMP-2 / BMP-7 (Bone Morphogenetic Proteins)


📄 Wozney, Science (1992)
“induction of new bone formation”

Effect:

  • Directly induces mesenchymal stem cells → osteoblasts
  • Can trigger ectopic bone formation in vivo
  • One of the strongest known osteogenic signals



5. PTH-related peptide (PTHrP)


📄 Amizuka et al., NEJM-linked skeletal biology studies
https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJM199609053351004
“activation of the receptor for parathyroid hormone–related peptide regulates skeletal development”

Effect:

  • Regulates growth plate cartilage development
  • Essential for normal skeletal growth
  • Controls bone elongation and remodeling



6. CGRP (Calcitonin Gene-Related Peptide)


📄 Cornish et al., Bone & Mineral Research literature
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/8726390/
“stimulates insulin-like growth factor I production by osteoblasts”

Effect:

  • Neuro-osteogenic signaling molecule
  • Supports osteoblast activity
  • Indirect role in bone formation via IGF-1 pathways



Short form:
  • Clinically proven bone-building peptides: Teriparatide, Abaloparatide
  • Anti-resorptive peptide: Calcitonin (limited potency)
  • Strong developmental/experimental regulators: BMPs, PTHrP
  • Neuro-regulatory support role: CGRP
 
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Peptides that affect bones (Clinically Proven)​


1. Teriparatide (PTH 1–34)


📄 Neer et al., NEJM (2001)
https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJM200111013451801
“stimulates new bone formation and increases bone mineral density”

Effect:

  • Strong osteoblast activation (bone formation)
  • Increases bone mineral density
  • Reduces vertebral and non-vertebral fractures



2. Abaloparatide (PTHrP analog)


📄 Miller et al., NEJM (2016) (ACTIVE trial)
“increased bone mineral density and reduced the risk of vertebral fractures”

Effect:

  • Stimulates PTH1 receptor signaling
  • Increases bone formation more selectively than resorption
  • Reduces fracture risk in osteoporosis



3. Calcitonin


📄 Chesnut et al., NEJM (1995)
https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJM199506013322202
“calcitonin inhibits bone resorption”

Effect:

  • Inhibits osteoclasts
  • Reduces bone resorption
  • Modest clinical effect compared to modern therapies



4. BMP-2 / BMP-7 (Bone Morphogenetic Proteins)


📄 Wozney, Science (1992)
“induction of new bone formation”

Effect:

  • Directly induces mesenchymal stem cells → osteoblasts
  • Can trigger ectopic bone formation in vivo
  • One of the strongest known osteogenic signals



5. PTH-related peptide (PTHrP)


📄 Amizuka et al., NEJM-linked skeletal biology studies
https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJM199609053351004
“activation of the receptor for parathyroid hormone–related peptide regulates skeletal development”

Effect:

  • Regulates growth plate cartilage development
  • Essential for normal skeletal growth
  • Controls bone elongation and remodeling



6. CGRP (Calcitonin Gene-Related Peptide)


📄 Cornish et al., Bone & Mineral Research literature
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/8726390/
“stimulates insulin-like growth factor I production by osteoblasts”

Effect:

  • Neuro-osteogenic signaling molecule
  • Supports osteoblast activity
  • Indirect role in bone formation via IGF-1 pathways



Short form:
  • Clinically proven bone-building peptides: Teriparatide, Abaloparatide
  • Anti-resorptive peptide: Calcitonin (limited potency)
  • Strong developmental/experimental regulators: BMPs, PTHrP
  • Neuro-regulatory support role: CGRP
none of these would probably give what the user wants. At least most of them. Over activation of osteoblasts are in fact not beneficial.
 
none of these would probably give what the user wants. At least most of them. Over activation of osteoblasts are in fact not beneficial.
Then name some.
 
Let's compile a list of all peptides that affect bones in any way, including lesser-known ones and briefly explain how they work.
idk if jesus would approve of this tbh
btw the answer is none
none of these would probably give what the user wants. At least most of them. Over activation of osteoblasts are in fact not beneficial.
what is ideal to you?
 
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Let's compile a list of all peptides that affect bones in any way, including lesser-known ones and briefly explain how they work.
There's no ,,peptides that give you bonemass"

There's no proof, no studies, no research, nothing (in healthy children)

If you're genetically normal and healthy, your body is already working at it's maximum capacity (oversimplified but you get it), anything more then that comes with severe sides (acromegaly->reduced life, organ failure, constant severe pain, ogre features etc.)
 
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Then name some.
excess osteoblasts are what close the sutures in your skull, the sutures naturally have a niche microenvironment with pro osteigenic signals at the edges and anti at the center preserving its existence. These sututures a composed of various collagen fibres and skeletal stem cells specifically Gli1+ Axin2, Gli1 is more proliferative and abundant tho. We neeed to focus on increasing proliferation of these cells rather than maximizing their differentiation into osteoblasts. The response from Adyta69 is correct but we need to understand that we need to focus on optimizng the existing growth centers (synchondrose and sutures) in our skull.
 
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idk if jesus would approve of this tbh
btw the answer is none

what is ideal to you?
maximize suutres patency, preferable without sacrafrcing its growth. Synchondrose is similaire to growth plate but but grows in two directions, it grows via endochronal, sutures are intramembranous. FGFR-3 inhibition would probably be effective at least for the SOS (spheno occiptal synchondrose)
 
There's no ,,peptides that give you bonemass"

There's no proof, no studies, no research, nothing (in healthy children)

If you're genetically normal and healthy, your body is already working at it's maximum capacity (oversimplified but you get it), anything more then that comes with severe sides (acromegaly->reduced life, organ failure, constant severe pain, ogre features etc.)
isnt gh and an ai already proven to add to final adult height?
ive heard they might even add vosoritide into that list
Why wouldn't Jesus approve with it? :unsure:
you're made in gods image, who are you to try to change it?
 
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There's no ,,peptides that give you bonemass"

There's no proof, no studies, no research, nothing (in healthy children)

If you're genetically normal and healthy, your body is already working at it's maximum capacity (oversimplified but you get it), anything more then that comes with severe sides (acromegaly->reduced life, organ failure, constant severe pain, ogre features etc.)
pure bullshit.
 
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maximize suutres patency, preferable without sacrafrcing its growth. Synchondrose is similaire to growth plate but but grows in two directions, it grows via endochronal, sutures are intramembranous. FGFR-3 inhibition would probably be effective at least for the SOS (spheno occiptal synchondrose)
lol you will never ever ever be able to create a visible change from the sutures
the most you can ever do during puberty is increase periosteal apposition, and i still firmly believe that creating a visible result from that is close to impossible
 
lol you will never ever ever be able to create a visible change from the sutures
the most you can ever do during puberty is increase periosteal apposition, and i still firmly believe that creating a visible result from that is close to impossible
explain your point further
 
Not in healthy children.

No argument in sight.
it is. children with ISS (idiopathic short stature) whom have normal gh despite being short grow to higher final adult heights when given HGH, not even high doses. Gigantism, causes a masive overproduction of hgh, proving that supraphysiological levels cause signifcant height gain. It is also completley viable in theory when you learn the mechanisms.
 
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There's no ,,peptides that give you bonemass"

There's no proof, no studies, no research, nothing (in healthy children)

If you're genetically normal and healthy, your body is already working at it's maximum capacity (oversimplified but you get it), anything more then that comes with severe sides (acromegaly->reduced life, organ failure, constant severe pain, ogre features etc.)
this really isnt true, it isnt working at its maximum capacity its working at a capacity that is dictated by its environment and genetic code. You can increase the bodies endogenous production of GH, IGF-1 production is even more flexible. Or u can use exo HGH.
 
Not in healthy children.

No argument in sight.
it works better in idiopathic short stature patients but i know those arent exactly clinically equivalent
the best equivalent is familial short stature, which it does work in but not as well as it does with idiopathic short stature, as expected
explain your point further
what else is there to explain
 
Not in healthy children.

No argument in sight.
th theory is quite simple. Estrogen is the No1 driver of senesence through dramatically accelerated cellular life, inhibitng it stops this making the chonrocytes proliferate for much longer than thwy ould otherwise.
 
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it is. children with ISS (idiopathic short stature) whom have normal gh despite being short grow to higher final adult heights when given HGH, not even high doses. Gigantism, causes a masive overproduction of hgh, proving that supraphysiological levels cause signifcant height gain. It is also completley viable in theory when you learn the mechanisms.
a child with iss isnt exactly the same, they almost always have some underlying mild issue
familial short stature is the best analogue to healthy children that would get treated
 
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isnt gh and an ai already proven to add to final adult height?
ive heard they might even add vosoritide into that list

you're made in gods image, who are you to try to change it?
I don’t think that’s a particularly convincing argument. If you take it to its logical conclusion, you shouldn’t cut your hair, trim your nails, or wear glasses either. Besides, God has also given me the ability to make decisions about my body and make the most of what I’ve been given. I received that foundation from Him—that’s true. As long as I don’t cause my body any significant harm and inform myself about potential risks, I don’t see this as a major problem. The body changes anyway, especially during puberty. Many of these changes can be influenced. Why should it be wrong to shape this development in a conscious and positive way?
 
the best equivalent is familial short stature, which it does work in but not as well as it does with idiopathic short stature, as expected
yeah thats true. But the studies do seem to show 1-3 inch height gain on not a particaly high dose protocol. The variation may be caused by receptor sensitivity.
 
it is. children with ISS (idiopathic short stature) whom have normal gh despite being short grow to higher final adult heights when given HGH, not even high doses. Gigantism, causes a masive overproduction of hgh, proving that supraphysiological levels cause signifcant height gain. It is also completley viable in theory when you learn the mechanisms.
1. ISS are not normal children
Do you even know what IDIOPATHIC means?

2. You can't use a tumor driven disease state to prove HGH works in a safe way, heck you can't even prove it works in high dose

Eating enough apples will kill you, is that proof apples are poisonous? See how stupid it sounds?


it works better in idiopathic short stature patients but i know those arent exactly clinically equivalent
Correct. Finally someone understands.
the best equivalent is familial short stature, which it does work in but not as well as it does with idiopathic short stature, as expected
This is true, but we have studies in normal children dictating it (HGH) doesn't work, FSS have barely any studies, even in the studies they rarely conduct it isn't a ,,testing group" on it's own, it's grouped, which we can't use as definitive proof of HGH working
 
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I don’t think that’s a particularly convincing argument. If you take it to its logical conclusion, you shouldn’t cut your hair, trim your nails, or wear glasses either. Besides, God has also given me the ability to make decisions about my body and make the most of what I’ve been given. I received that foundation from Him—that’s true. As long as I don’t cause my body any significant harm and inform myself about potential risks, I don’t see this as a major problem. The body changes anyway, especially during puberty. Many of these changes can be influenced. Why should it be wrong to shape this development in a conscious and positive way?
or he doesnt exist
 
I don’t think that’s a particularly convincing argument. If you take it to its logical conclusion, you shouldn’t cut your hair, trim your nails, or wear glasses either. Besides, God has also given me the ability to make decisions about my body and make the most of what I’ve been given. I received that foundation from Him—that’s true. As long as I don’t cause my body any significant harm and inform myself about potential risks, I don’t see this as a major problem. The body changes anyway, especially during puberty. Many of these changes can be influenced. Why should it be wrong to shape this development in a conscious and positive way?
maintenance isnt the same as enhancement
nigga used ai for this are we serious
 
1. ISS are not normal children
Do you even know what IDIOPATHIC means?

2. You can't use a tumor driven disease state to prove HGH works in a safe way, heck you can't even prove it works in high dose

Eating enough apples will kill you, is that proof apples are poisonous? See how stupid it sounds?



Correct. Finally someone understands.

This is true, but we have studies in normal children dictating it (HGH) doesn't work, FSS have barely any studies, even in the studies they rarely conduct it isn't a ,,testing group" on it's own, it's grouped, which we can't use as definitive proof of HGH working?
yea fss barely has any studies
really we're just relying on basic logic to get us some bonus, unwise but you gotta do what you gotta do
im sure with all the other drugs people are taking now they will undoubtedly add quite a lot, and sacrifice a lot as well health wise
niggas taking erda :lul::lul:
 
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maintenance isnt the same as enhancement
nigga used ai for this are we serious
Sports, nutrition, skin care, braces, or glasses don't just help maintain the body—they actively improve it or its functions. :lul:
 
Sports, nutrition, skin care, braces, or glasses don't just help maintain the body—they actively improve it or its functions. :lul:
conveniently leaving out trimming hair and cutting nails but alr
all of these improve function within physiological limits, unlike exogenous compounds
 
maintenance isnt the same as enhancement
nigga used ai for this are we serious
Dude, how do you know that? Maybe I'm just using a translator, you smartass. Anyone who doesn't use ai is a caveman.:caveBob:
 
Dude, how do you know that? Maybe I'm just using a translator, you smartass. Anyone who doesn't use ai is a caveman.:caveBob:
translators dont use em dashes, and if you need to use ai to speak to niggaz on org its over
its completely finished in that case
in fact im currently using it to aid me in my assignments
 
conveniently leaving out trimming hair and cutting nails but alr
all of these improve function within physiological limits, unlike exogenous compounds
Dietary supplements are also exogenous substances.
 
Dietary supplements are also exogenous substances.
which can only improve function within exogenous limits
and you can also just get the same thing but eating wherever they come from naturally
 
translators dont use em dashes, and if you need to use ai to speak to niggaz on org its over
its completely finished in that case
in fact im currently using it to aid me in my assignments
Okay, you have a point.
 
which can only improve function within exogenous limits
and you can also just get the same thing but eating wherever they come from naturally
Brother, at the end of the day, you can interpret things however you want, but you won't find anything concrete on the subject. It's a matter of your beliefs.
 
1. ISS are not normal children
Do you even know what IDIOPATHIC means?

2. You can't use a tumor driven disease state to prove HGH works in a safe way, heck you can't even prove it works in high dose

Eating enough apples will kill you, is that proof apples are poisonous? See how stupid it sounds?



Correct. Finally someone understands.

This is true, but we have studies in normal children dictating it (HGH) doesn't work, FSS have barely any studies, even in the studies they rarely conduct it isn't a ,,testing group" on it's own, it's grouped, which we can't use as definitive proof of HGH working
good response il make a thread evaulating whether hgh is nay or yay
 
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There's no ,,peptides that give you bonemass"

There's no proof, no studies, no research, nothing (in healthy children)

If you're genetically normal and healthy, your body is already working at it's maximum capacity (oversimplified but you get it), anything more then that comes with severe sides (acromegaly->reduced life, organ failure, constant severe pain, ogre features etc.)
leave the forum you idiot omfg
 

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