MD Alliance Group · Science

Small chains. A closer look.

Explore the origins of our peptide complexes, the ingredients in each formula, and the research behind the conversation.

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Abstract glass peptide chains in pale blue and lavender
An illustrative exploration of peptide chains

01 / The building blocks

What is a peptide?

A peptide is a short chain of amino acids. The way these building blocks are linked helps define the chain’s properties.

Amino acids

Individual building blocks used to form peptides and proteins.

Peptides

Short chains of amino acids joined by peptide bonds.

Proteins

Longer amino-acid chains that fold into three-dimensional structures.

Simplified structural illustrations; not molecular models of a specific ingredient.

Illustration of the cod source and peptide fragments
  1. 01Cod (Gadus morhua)
  2. 02Protein fragments
  3. 03Peptide complex

02 / Peptide origins

From cod. To a peptide complex.

All three current FAST formulas contain a peptide complex derived from cod (Gadus morhua). Each combines this source with its own selection of ingredients.

  1. Protein source

    Cod provides the source material for the peptide complex.

  2. Peptide fragments

    Hydrolysis breaks larger protein chains into smaller fragments.

  3. The formulation

    The peptide complex is combined with the other ingredients listed on each product label.

About IPH® technology

Ideal Pharma Peptide describes IPH® as its controlled hydrolysis approach to producing peptide complexes from natural protein sources.

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03 / Our formulations

One source. Three distinct formulas.

Explore the peptide complex, companion ingredients, and format of each product. Amounts below follow the labelled serving for that formula.

FAST / Relax Night

FAST Relax Night

Peptide complex with a DSIP structure

Pistachio seed extract · Phospholipids

10 mg peptide complex per tablet

Effervescent tablet · Dissolve in water

Contains fish (cod) and pistachio.

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FAST / Neuro Boost

FAST Neuro Boost

IPH® GAA peptide complex

Vitamin B12 · Sialic acid

10 mg peptide complex per 9 strips

3 strips, 3 times daily · 9 strips total

Contains fish (cod).

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FAST / Ultimate Force

FAST Ultimate Force

IPH® PRO peptide complex

Polyphenol matrix · Nucleotides

10 mg peptide complex per tablet

Effervescent tablet · Dissolve in water

Contains fish (cod).

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A format that fits your routine.

Relax Night and Ultimate Force dissolve in water. Neuro Boost strips dissolve on the tongue, with no water or mixing needed. Follow the directions on each product label.

04 / Research & evidence

Understand the research.

Start with the question a study asks. Then look at what was tested, how the work was conducted, and how it relates to a formulation.

Review / 2012

How food proteins become peptides

A review of methods used to produce and process food-derived peptides, and why their structure matters.

Study context

The authors review existing research, rather than test a FAST product. They highlight absorption, biological availability, and the need for further safety and human research.

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Udenigwe & Aluko · Journal of Food Science

Complex research / 2019

A closer look at IPH® PRO

A publication combining cell, animal, and human observations of the IPH PRO complex.

Study context

The authors report changes in biological markers and clinical measures. The human component compares outcomes with baseline. Its capsule regimen differs from FAST Ultimate Force; it is not a trial of the finished FAST formula.

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Korshun et al. · International Journal of Applied and Fundamental Research

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Browse publications, complex research, and manufacturer materials in one place.

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