PEPTIDES
FACtS ABOUT
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Imagine our genetic code as a vast library of books that contain all the information needed to build and maintain our bodies. Each book represents a gene, and the pages within the book are like the DNA sequences that make up the gene.
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Picture peptides as messengers, similar to text messages or phone calls. They act as communicators between cells, coordinating various processes in your body. It’s like having a cell phone network within you.
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The pineal gland, situated deep in your brain, is like a Wi-Fi hub. It produces peptides, including melatonin, which regulates your sleep-wake cycle and other functions. The pineal gland functions as a central hub, transmitting these peptide messages to different parts of your body, connecting cells and tissues.
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In simpler terms, just as an active cell phone is needed to communicate for business or with loved ones, your body requires active peptides to send signals to cells and tissues.