The Mental Health & Addiction Research Program includes compounds studied for reward circuitry, neuroinflammation, and behavioral signaling. These peptides and cellular signaling molecules are explored in research models involving impulse regulation, stress response, and recovery biology.

The Mental Health & Addiction Research Program includes:

1. GLP3-R Research Kit – a triple-pathway GLP research system.
2. GLP2-T Research Kit – a dual-pathway GLP research system.
3. GLP1-S Research Kit – a foundational GLP research system for metabolic investigations.
4. Oxytocin – a neuropeptide studied for social bonding and behavioural signalling.
5. BPC-157 – a peptide fragment researched for gut-brain signalling and recovery pathways.
6. KPV – an anti-inflammatory tripeptide studied for cytokine modulation.
7. ARA-290 – a peptide studied for neuroprotective and anti-inflammatory signalling.
8. NAD⁺ – a cellular coenzyme researched for mitochondrial energy production.
9. Glutathione (GSH) – an antioxidant studied for oxidative stress signalling.

Together, these compounds form a structured program for research into reward circuitry, behavioural regulation, neuroinflammation signalling, and metabolic-neuro pathway interaction.