Peptides are amino acids that have biological activity which mimic certain hormones within the body. Peptides have the ability of increasing certain naturally producing hormones within the body to illicit a certain effect. Certain peptides are FDA approved for the treatment of various diseases while other peptides are investigational new drugs that are not FDA approved to be marketed for consumption of humans even though clinical trials have shown them to have a favorable safety profile. Peptide therapy for the purpose of preventative care, weight loss, performance enhancement, anti-aging, and any additional condition is considered by the FDA to be “off-label use.” Peptide therapy can be administered either orally, subcutaneously, intramuscularly, intravenously, or intranasally.