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MOTS-C
MOTS-C
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MOTS-c peptide (short for "Mitochondrial Open Reading Frame of the 12S rRNA Type-c") is a small protein naturally produced in the mitochondria of cells. It plays a key role in regulating metabolism and cellular health.
What is MOTS-c used for?
MOTS-c is being studied and used (often in peptide therapy or research settings) for its potential in:
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Enhancing metabolic health
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Promoting fat loss
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Increasing physical performance and endurance
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Improving insulin sensitivity
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Fighting age-related decline
Benefits of MOTS-c peptide:
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Supports Weight Loss & Fat Metabolism
MOTS-c helps the body use fat more efficiently for energy, which may aid in weight loss and fat burning—especially in the abdomen. -
Improves Insulin Sensitivity
It can help regulate blood sugar and may be beneficial for people with insulin resistance or prediabetes. -
Boosts Cellular Energy & Endurance
By improving mitochondrial function, MOTS-c can increase stamina and physical performance. -
Anti-Aging Effects
Some research suggests it helps delay age-related physical and metabolic decline, supporting muscle mass and cognitive function in aging individuals. -
May Reduce Inflammation
It has been associated with reduced markers of inflammation, which benefits overall health. -
Enhances Muscle Recovery
Athletes sometimes use it to support faster recovery and improve muscle efficiency.
How is it used?
MOTS-c is typically administered via subcutaneous injection, though it's still considered experimental and not approved by the FDA for mainstream medical use. It’s often used in anti-aging clinics or under the guidance of specialists in regenerative medicine.
Scientific Studies on MOTS-c
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Metabolic Function & Obesity
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Study: Published in Cell Metabolism (2015), researchers found that MOTS-c helps regulate metabolic homeostasis.
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Findings: It improved insulin sensitivity and reduced weight gain in mice fed a high-fat diet. It mimicked exercise-like effects on metabolism.
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Exercise & Endurance
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Study: Research in Nature Communications (2020) showed MOTS-c enhances physical performance.
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Findings: Mice given MOTS-c ran longer and farther. It also improved skeletal muscle health and mitochondrial function.
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Aging and Longevity
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Study: Older mice treated with MOTS-c had improved physical capacity and muscle strength.
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Findings: Suggests MOTS-c can counteract age-related decline. The same study showed increased expression of genes related to stress resistance.
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Diabetes and Insulin Resistance
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Findings: MOTS-c improves insulin sensitivity and glucose uptake in cells. This suggests potential use for people with Type 2 diabetes or metabolic syndrome.
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Human Trials
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As of now, human clinical trials are limited, but preliminary data suggest MOTS-c levels are lower in people with obesity and metabolic disorders—supporting its therapeutic potential.
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Safety Profile
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Currently considered safe in animal studies at normal research doses.
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Side effects are rare but may include:
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Redness or irritation at the injection site
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Fatigue (initially in some users)
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Temporary lightheadedness (due to blood sugar regulation)
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⚠️ Important Notes:
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Not FDA-approved: MOTS-c is still considered experimental and is not approved as a drug or treatment.
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Should only be used under medical supervision, especially if you have underlying health conditions.
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Quality matters: If using peptide therapy, the source should be reputable and pharmaceutical-grade to ensure safety and effectiveness.
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