Heart, Liver & Kidney
Organ protection and metabolic disease.
14 peptides · 36 linked sources
Heart, Liver & Kidney: 14 peptides and related compounds in this index have at least one researched benefit that sources link to heart, liver & kidney. Those with approved or trial-backed evidence: Thymosin Alpha-1, Semaglutide, Tesamorelin, Tirzepatide, Retatrutide, HGH (Somatropin), Glutathione.
| Peptide | Evidence label | What sources discuss for this goal |
|---|---|---|
| Thymosin Alpha-1 | Trial-backed | Chronic hepatitis B |
| Semaglutide | Approved (specific use) | Fewer heart attacks and strokes; Kidney and liver protection |
| Tesamorelin | Approved (specific use) | Less liver fat in HIV |
| Tirzepatide | Approved (specific use) | Blood sugar and heart risk |
| Retatrutide | Trial-backed | Blood sugar control; Less liver fat |
| Epithalon | Early human | Lower mortality, small Russian trials |
| TB-500 | Preclinical | Cardiac repair, preclinical |
| Lipo-C | Unstudied | Liver fat handling, nutrient data only |
| MIC | Unstudied | Liver fat export, choline data |
| Tesamorelin + Ipamorelin | Unstudied | Belly fat, via tesamorelin |
| HGH (Somatropin) | Approved (specific use) | Less visceral fat, better lipids |
| Glutathione | Trial-backed | Fatty liver, small pilot |
| FOXO4-DRI | Preclinical | Kidney function, mice |
| 5-Amino-1MQ | Preclinical | Metabolic health, mice |
Listed when one of a peptide's three researched benefits relates to heart, liver & kidney. Strongest evidence first. Inclusion is not a recommendation, and some listed effects are unproven or failed in trials.
Approved (specific use)
Approved by the FDA (or a major regulator) for at least one specific use. Approval covers that use only, not the other benefits listed.
- Semaglutide
About 15% weight loss, Fewer heart attacks and strokes, Kidney and liver protection
02 Fewer heart attacks and strokes
Side effects, quotes and full profile03 Kidney and liver protection
- Kidney protection: FLOW trial reduced major kidney outcomes 24% and slowed eGFR decline in type 2 diabetes + CKD, also lowering CV events and deathhuman RCT
- Liver: accelerated FDA approval for MASH with F2-F3 fibrosis
- Tesamorelin
Less deep belly fat, Less liver fat in HIV, Cognition in older adults, one trial
Side effects, quotes and full profile02 Less liver fat in HIV
- Tirzepatide
Major weight loss, Blood sugar and heart risk, Less sleep apnea
Side effects, quotes and full profile02 Blood sugar and heart risk
- HGH (Somatropin)
Leaner body composition, Treats growth failure in children, Less visceral fat, better lipids
Side effects, quotes and full profile03 Less visceral fat, better lipids
- Reduces visceral fat and improves lipids (total/LDL cholesterol) in obese adults without GHD, but no net weight lossmeta-analysis of RCTs
- Long-term (5-15 yr) replacement in GHD adults linked to sustained quality-of-life gains (mostly uncontrolled studies)
Trial-backed
Larger randomized human trials exist, positive or negative, but no US approval for the uses discussed.
- Thymosin Alpha-1
Chronic hepatitis B, Stronger vaccine response, Sepsis, mixed results
Side effects, quotes and full profile01 Chronic hepatitis B
- Retatrutide
Large weight loss, Blood sugar control, Less liver fat
02 Blood sugar control
Side effects, quotes and full profile03 Less liver fat
- Liver fat reduced ~82-86% (12 mg) in MASLDphase 2a RCT
- Knee osteoarthritis pain (WOMAC) improved with 26-29% weight loss in TRIUMPH-4 (phase 3, company-reported)
- Glutathione
Raises body glutathione, Skin lightening, mixed trials, Fatty liver, small pilot
Side effects, quotes and full profile03 Fatty liver, small pilot
Early human
Small, short, old, unblinded or single-group human studies.
- Epithalon
Telomere lengthening, lab, Lower mortality, small Russian trials, Melatonin rhythm, extract data
Side effects, quotes and full profile02 Lower mortality, small Russian trials
- Mortality: parent extract epithalamin in 70 older adults with heart disease linked to 28% lower overall and 2-fold lower cardiovascular mortality over 12 years; 266-person cohort reported 1.6-1.8x lower mortalitysmall Russian human trials, not independently replicated; extract, not synthetic epitalon161718
Preclinical
Mostly cell and animal studies. Human effects unknown.
- TB-500
Wound healing, mostly preclinical, Cardiac repair, preclinical, Injury recovery, anecdotal
Side effects, quotes and full profile02 Cardiac repair, preclinical
- FOXO4-DRI
Clears senescent cells, mice, Chemo toxicity protection, mice, Kidney function, mice
Side effects, quotes and full profile03 Kidney function, mice
- 5-Amino-1MQ
Fat loss, mice, Aged muscle regeneration, mice, Metabolic health, mice
Side effects, quotes and full profile03 Metabolic health, mice
Unstudied
No direct studies of this product or blend. Anecdote and component data only.
- Lipo-C
Fat burning, unproven, Liver fat handling, nutrient data only, Energy from B12, unproven
Side effects, quotes and full profile02 Liver fat handling, nutrient data only
- Liver fat handling (choline component): choline is an essential nutrient; human choline deficiency causes reversible fatty liver, corrected by repletionhuman controlled data for the nutrient, not the injection22
- MIC
Fat metabolism, unproven, Liver fat export, choline data, Insulin sensitivity, inositol data
Side effects, quotes and full profile02 Liver fat export, choline data
- Tesamorelin + Ipamorelin
Synergistic GH release, theoretical, Belly fat, via tesamorelin, Deeper sleep, anecdotal
Side effects, quotes and full profile02 Belly fat, via tesamorelin
Questions about heart, liver & kidney
Which peptides are discussed for heart, liver & kidney?
Thymosin Alpha-1, Semaglutide, Tesamorelin, Tirzepatide, Retatrutide, Epithalon, TB-500, Lipo-C, MIC, Tesamorelin + Ipamorelin, HGH (Somatropin), Glutathione, FOXO4-DRI, 5-Amino-1MQ.
Which have the strongest evidence for heart, liver & kidney?
Labelled approved or trial-backed: Thymosin Alpha-1, Semaglutide, Tesamorelin, Tirzepatide, Retatrutide, HGH (Somatropin), Glutathione. Approval covers specific uses only.
Is any of this a recommendation?
No. humanpeptides.fyi makes no claims of its own. Each entry reports what cited sources say, with links. Talk to a licensed clinician.
