Wheel of Fortune
Kisspeptin-10
In clinical trials
Sexual and reproductive
How it works
The active end of kisspeptin, which wakes GnRH neurons, the brain's master switch for sex hormones. Sold to raise testosterone.
What it's made of
10 amino acids: the final end of kisspeptin, the signal from the hypothalamus that wakes up the GnRH neurons. It is the smallest active piece, unchanged. Its gene was discovered in 1996, as a brake on metastasis.
What it's for
- Prescribed for
- Nothing.
- Sold as
- Raising testosterone and libido “naturally,” by switching on your own hormonal axis.
Educational satire, not medical advice.
