SS-31

SS-31 (also known as MTP-131) is a cell-permeable peptide that research has shown localises to the inner mitochondrial membrane. It is a water-soluble mitochondria-targeting peptide studied for its relationship with mitochondrial reactive oxygen species production.

Research into SS-31 has been conducted largely in laboratory and animal models, exploring its role in mitochondrial function and cellular energy processes. Human data remains limited and individual responses vary.

• May help support body composition alongside nutrition and activity
• May help support healthy energy levels
• May help support the body resilience to metabolic stress
• Studied for a potential role in cellular processes associated with ageing

SS-31 is typically administered via injection. Dosage and frequency are determined by your prescribing physician based on your individual circumstances.

It may be of interest to individuals looking to support mitochondrial function and healthy energy levels. Suitability is determined by a licensed physician following a medical review, and use should be medically supervised.

Research has explored a relationship between SS-31, energy production and metabolic wellness. Any role in body composition would be as part of a wider routine including nutrition and activity. Individual responses vary and no specific outcome can be guaranteed.

SS-31 is distinguished by its targeting of the mitochondria specifically, which is the focus of research into this peptide. This differs from other peptides that act on different pathways.