The rise, fall, and stealth return of the world’s first medically proven aphrodisiac.
As soon as the PT-141 (a.k.a. Bremelanotide) arrived in the mail, I shook the white crystal onto a mirror and began to chop it into powder. I snorted some and a bitter taste began its steady descent down the back of my throat. But I wasn’t about to complain. Thanks to a website called Tanresearch.com and $60, I finally had my hands on the most revolutionary sexual aphrodisiac created….
Melanotropin protein receptors are found in skin and eye cells that make melanin (pigment that gives color to the skin and helps protect from damage by ultraviolet light). People with certain changes in the gene for the melanotropin receptor have higher risk of developing melanoma (skin cancer). Irish, red hair, freckles, particularly those living in high UVR Australia are candidates for synthetic melanotropin protein peptide therapy.
Melanotan peptides are safe and effective, says short term research. Future targeted bioavailable peptides are a dream for those sensitive to the sun. Melanotan stimulates melanocyte response chemically. Combined with proper UVR therapy Melanotan is theoretically safer because skin pigment is responding to the simulated hormone rather than from actual UV skin/sun damage.
Melanotan II peptide is so efficacious it can change red hair to black, think on that!
“Hope photos help explain why I’ve been so pleased with synthetic Melanotropin use as a Rosacea sufferer.”
Melanocyte-stimulating hormone – a hormone secreted by the anterior pituitary gland that controls the degree of pigmentation in melanocytes
