Peptides are naturally occurring organic compositions that regulate diverse cellular processes in the human body. Unlike traditional drugs that stop working once discontinued, natural peptides naturally promote cell healing of the specific organ; therefore, cells continue performing even after the course of administration is completed.

Therapeutic peptides are naturally occurring short amino acid chains and they act by binding to specific cell surface receptors, where they trigger intracellular pathways. Peptides are short chains of amino acid. Amino acids are molecules that combine to form proteins, peptides are much smaller than proteins. Traditionally, peptides are defined as molecules that consist of between 2 and 50 amino acids, whereas proteins are made up of 50 or more amino acids. Peptides consist of molecules small enough to be synthesized from the constituent amino acids. Short peptides are a system of signaling molecules that regulate body functions at the molecular, genetic, subcellular, cellular and tissue levels.

Therapeutic peptide bioregulators «My Real Way» are based on short natural peptides of animal origin, which have a therapeutic effect due to the required size (1/5000 mm), which allows them to penetrate into the cell. The peptide chain consists of 2-5 amino acids. The molecular weight depends on the premix: 280.34 g/mol — 588.55 g/mol. Each peptide premix is organ-specific and selectively restores the cells of a specific body organ. Peptides enter the bloodstream through the gastrointestinal tract and then into the cells of the damaged organ. They trigger the mechanisms of natural regeneration by activating the internal reserves of the body. Vitamins, minerals, medicinal herbs in the composition of each bioregulator are carefully selected to interact with each other, fill and enrich the intercellular space of a particular organ. Peptide therapy can prevent many diseases, including cancer, accelerate healing and recovery processes, reduce inflammation, slow down aging, and maintain a healthy state of the human body.