Melanotan II (Lyophilized) 10mg

Melanotan II is a very interesting compound for our research. It induces the body to tan, increases sexual desire and libido as well as enhances erectile function. It also seems to play a role in fatloss. While the initial goal in synthesizing MTI and MT II was to reduce the potential for getting skin cancer , the effects of this compound have obviously gone much farther than that. Researchers goal was to “imitate” the naturally occurring hormone a-MSH , what they ended up with in MT II is a compound 1000x more powerful than a-MSH. Melanotan II was the second generation development of Melanotan I. The primary differences one would observe in their research is that Melanotan I will cause the body to tan without exposure to the sun (as does MT II) however it does not induce the sexual desire and libido increase that MT II does. A side note the peptide pt-141 , known for its powerful effect on sexual desire and erectile response , is a direct metabolite of MT II. As far as fatloss this occurs via several mechanisms. The melanocortin system is a signaling system for leptin and insulin. Leptin suppresses appetite. Insulin effects on weight are well documented. The ultimate effects of MT II that lead to fat loss are: Reduced appetite, increased lipolysis, increased fatty acid oxidation, and improved insulin sensitivity. Talk about a compound with several benefits desirable to our research! The tanning , fat loss and sexual enhancement benefits of this compound make it quite the popular compound for many researchers. Refs: * "UA-developed synthetic hormones speed a tan". Arizona Daily Star. 2006. Retrieved 2009-07-26. * Hadley ME (Oct 2005). "Discovery that a melanocortin regulates sexual functions in male and female humans". Peptides 26 (10): 1687–9. doi:10.1016/j.peptides.2005.01.023. PMID 15996790 * Intermittent MTII application evokes repeated anorexia and robust fat and weight loss. Zhang Y, Collazo R, Gao Y, Li G, Scarpace PJ. Research Department, Malcom Randall Veterans Affairs Medical Center-NF/SG HSC, USA. PMID: 20034526