Satiety Peptides
Explore peptide research and guides on satiety peptides.
Satiety Peptides
How GLP-1, PYY, and CCK Stop Eating
Three gut peptides released after meals work together to suppress appetite. Here's how GLP-1, PYY, and CCK create the satiety signal that stops you eating.
Satiety PeptidesOxyntomodulin: The Natural Dual Agonist That Suppresses Appetite
Oxyntomodulin activates both GLP-1 and glucagon receptors to reduce appetite and increase energy expenditure. Here's what 9 studies show about this dual agonist.
Satiety PeptidesPancreatic Polypeptide: The Forgotten Satiety Hormone
Pancreatic polypeptide (PP) reduces food intake by 25% in human trials and acts through Y4 receptors. Full research on this overlooked appetite peptide.
Satiety PeptidesPeptide YY (PYY): The Gut's Satiety Signal Explained
PYY is a gut peptide that tells your brain to stop eating. Obese individuals produce less of it. Here is what research shows about PYY and appetite.