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Peptide books by Mark Holshouser.

This three-book collection includes NAD+ vs MOTS-c, The Glow Stack, and The Repair Protocol. Each title takes a focused look at peptide or longevity research, with scope and evidence limits made clear.

VISURIANLONGEVITY SCIENCE · VOL IINAD+vsMOTS-cTHE HONEST COMPARISONA science-backed guide to cellular energy & longevityCELLULAR METABOLISM & LONGEVITYMARK HOLSHOUSER2026 EDITION
Longevity Science · Volume II

NAD+ vs MOTS-c

The Honest Comparison

A focused, evidence-weighted comparison of the two most-discussed molecules in modern longevity. Six parts, nineteen chapters, twenty-six peer-reviewed citations.

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VISURIANPEPTIDE SCIENCE · VOL ITHE GLOWSTACKA Complete Scientific Guide toGHK-Cu · BPC-157 · TB-500MARK HOLSHOUSER2026 FIRST EDITION
Peptide Science · Volume I

The Glow Stack

GHK-Cu · BPC-157 · TB-500

An evidence-weighted examination of the research surrounding GHK-Cu, BPC-157, and TB-500. Focuses on peer-reviewed mechanisms, current evidence limitations, and known contraindications.

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VISURIANPEPTIDE SCIENCETHEREPAIRPROTOCOLBPC-157 · TB-500 · GROWTH HORMONE PEPTIDESRECOVERY · ANTI-AGING · FAT LOSS · PEAK PERFORMANCEMARK HOLSHOUSER
Peptide Science

The Repair Protocol

BPC-157 · TB-500 · Growth Hormone Peptides

An educational overview of The Repair Protocol by Mark Holshouser, covering BPC-157, TB-500, growth hormone peptides, and questions related to recovery, aging, body composition, and performance.

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The collection

Choosing a peptide book

What does the collection cover?

The three books cover different research questions: NAD+ vs MOTS-c compares a coenzyme with a mitochondrial-derived peptide; The Glow Stack examines GHK-Cu, BPC-157, and TB-500; and The Repair Protocol surveys peptide-related recovery, aging, body-composition, and performance topics.

How do the books differ?

NAD+ vs MOTS-c is a focused comparison of mechanisms and evidence. The Glow Stack is a three-peptide literature review with safety and translation limits. The Repair Protocol is a broader orientation to recovery and performance questions. All three are presented here as educational reading, not as personal dosing guidance or treatment recommendations.