Capsule / Peptide Bioregulators
Muscle Bioregulator (Gotratix)
Muscle Peptides · 60 Capsules
$129 USD per unit · Coming soon · 60 capsules
Skeletal muscle peptide complex concentrate supporting muscle cell function through natural bioregulation. Extract ultrafiltrate from young animal muscle tissue. Made in Germany.
Product information
Gotratix is the Khavinson skeletal muscle peptide bioregulator, a natural extract complex from young animal muscle tissue that Matter will offer as a 60-capsule daily supplement; it is listed as coming soon. It belongs to the Cytamins line of organ extracts and has no synthetic counterpart, so 'muscle peptide' searches in this line mean Gotratix.
Skeletal muscle loses mass and fibre quality with age, and the Khavinson group added a muscle extract to its organ line for that reason, but no muscle-specific study of Gotratix is indexed on PubMed. What exists is the general work: organ peptide preparations stimulated organotypic cultures of their matching tissue (PubMed 11713572), a 2020 review of peptide regulation of cell differentiation (PubMed 31808038) and the 2021 systematic review of peptide regulation of gene expression (PubMed 34834147). Capsule details, including the extract amount per capsule, will be confirmed on the label at launch.
Naming: Gotratix has no synthetic twin and is not a growth hormone secretagogue, a SARM or an anabolic product; it contains no hormones. It is a dietary supplement, not a treatment for sarcopenia or muscle injury. Suggested use will follow the box: 2 capsules a day with food, one 60-capsule box per 30-day course, repeated 2 to 3 times a year. Dietary supplement; not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
Benefits
- Natural skeletal muscle peptide complex from the Khavinson line
- Supports normal muscle cell function
- No hormones, no stimulants
- 60 capsules, one 30-day course; coming soon
Specifications
- Fill / pack
- 60 capsules
- Format
- Capsule
- Serving
- 2 capsules daily, before meals
- Servings per container
- 30 day supply (1 month cycle)
- Peptide complex
- PCC-18
- Listed purity
- Pharmaceutical-grade PCC extract
- Molecular weight / composition
- Low-molecular-weight peptide complex
- Storage
- Room temperature, below 25°C, protect from light
Frequently asked questions
What is Gotratix peptide?
Gotratix is the natural skeletal muscle peptide bioregulator in the Khavinson Cytamins line: a low-molecular-weight peptide complex extracted from young animal muscle tissue and taken as capsules. It contains no hormones. Matter will sell it as a 60-capsule daily supplement, listed as Muscle Bioregulator (Gotratix), currently marked coming soon.
Does Gotratix build muscle?
No study shows that Gotratix builds muscle or improves performance in people, and Matter makes no such claim. It is not a growth hormone secretagogue, a SARM or a steroid. As a supplement it is taken in 30-day courses to support normal muscle cell function, usually alongside training and adequate protein.
Which peptides are bioregulators?
The Khavinson line covers most organs: Vladonix for the thymus, Svetinorm for the liver, Thyreogen for the thyroid, Visoluten for the retina, Libidon for the prostate, Cerluten for the brain, Sigumir for cartilage, Glandokort for the adrenal glands, Suprefort for the pancreas and Testoluten for the testes. All ten are in stock at Matter as 60-capsule daily supplements.
Are peptide bioregulators safe?
Gotratix is sold as a dietary supplement, not a drug, with the standard FDA disclaimer on the box. The Khavinson literature reports good tolerability over 30-day courses, mostly from one research group. Adults only; not for pregnancy or nursing. Ask a healthcare professional if you have a medical condition or take medication.
How do you take Gotratix?
The box will carry the serving: 2 capsules a day with food, one 60-capsule box per 30-day course, repeated 2 to 3 times a year in the Khavinson protocol. Store in a cool, dry place. The Joint & Muscle Bundle pairs it with Cartilage Joint Bioregulator (Sigumir), which is in stock now.
Research references
- Tissue-specific effects of peptides., Bull Exp Biol Med (2001). Organ peptide preparations stimulated organotypic cultures of the matching tissue, supporting tissue specificity.
- Peptide Regulation of Cell Differentiation., Stem Cell Rev Rep (2020). Review of peptide regulation of cell differentiation across tissues.
- Peptide Regulation of Gene Expression: A Systematic Review., Molecules (2021). Systematic review of studies in which short peptides changed gene expression in specific tissues.
Dietary supplement. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
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