Trina Krug, MS, CDSP

Peptides have become a buzzword in the wellness world—but not all peptides are created equal. While some are used in clinical settings to treat serious conditions, others are found in everyday supplements designed to support hydration, energy, or recovery. Two terms you’ll hear often are therapeutic peptides and bioactive peptides. Understanding the difference between the

If you’ve spent any time in the wellness world recently, you’ve probably seen the name MAKE Wellness popping up. With sleek branding, plant-based peptides, and a modern take on supplements, MAKE has quickly gained attention since launching in 2024. But what exactly is MAKE Wellness—and what makes it different from every other health company claiming

Peptides are gaining traction for everything from the potential of muscle recovery to brain support—but as they show up in more supplements, a new question has surfaced: Do plant-based peptides actually work? Especially for products that emphasize plant-derived peptides, it’s worth digging into how they compare to more traditional sources. Spoiler: Yes, they can be

If you’ve been exploring MAKE Wellness products, you’ve probably come across the term Bioactive Precision Peptides™. It sounds scientific and impressive, but what does it actually mean? This phrase is part of MAKE’s core identity, and understanding it helps explain why their products have become so popular, so fast. Breaking Down the Term Let’s unpack

Peptides might sound like a buzzword, but they’re actually the building blocks behind some of the most important functions in your body. Whether you’re hearing about them through supplements, skincare, or fitness circles, peptides are everywhere right now—and for good reason. But what exactly do they do? What Are Peptides? Peptides are short chains of