Compact liquid format
triGLP Drops
A measured liquid in the ORYGN product family, built around salmon peptides with lemon peel, ginger root, and deionized water.
ORYGN products · Team Mojo presentation
Two everyday formats.One clear product story.
Watch Michele's introduction, then explore the formula, three-pathway biology, company-reported ProGo research, products, and real individual experiences—with the important context kept beside every claim.
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The product family
The formula meets daily life.
Drops or a drink.
triGLP is a measured liquid. IGNYT is a portable mixable sachet. Each has its own current label and format, and both are available through Michele’s Orygn shop.
Single-serve mixable format
IGNYT Drink
A portable drink sachet containing 4 g of ProGo, with beet powder, stevia, and natural cranberry-and-apple flavor.
ProGo is the Norwegian salmon-derived peptide ingredient discussed in the approved company research. Ingredient findings and finished-product outcomes are not interchangeable.
The mode of action story
Three pathways.
Explained without overpromising.
These pathways are part of human biology. They explain the product story, but do not by themselves prove that a supplement creates a particular result.
Pathway01
GLP-1
Appetite signaling
A naturally occurring messenger involved in appetite and metabolic signaling.
- Participates in appetite signaling
- Participates in the body’s response to food
- Is also a target of some prescription medicines
Pathway02
GLP-2
Digestive signaling
A naturally occurring messenger associated with intestinal and digestive biology.
- Associated with intestinal signaling
- Studied in digestive-system biology
- Not evidence of a guaranteed supplement response
Pathway03
GIP
Nutrient-response signaling
A naturally occurring messenger involved in the body’s response to nutrients.
- Responds to nutrient intake
- Participates in metabolic signaling
- Must be distinguished from a product outcome claim
The clinical evidence
Company-reported findings.
Study context preserved.
The approved IGNYT science presentation reports the following ProGo ingredient-study changes. It also requires an apples-to-apples reading of ingredient, dose, duration, population, and outcomes.
- 14 overweight adults
- 56 days
- Randomized and double-blind
- 12 g/day ProGo versus 12 g/day protein-matched whey
Oxygen and iron-related markers
- Hemoglobin
- +3.8%
- Red blood cells
- +7.5%
- Ferritin
- +13.4%
Inflammatory markers
- IL-8
- −22.3%
- TNF-α
- −16.3%
- IL-6
- −14.8%
- IL-12B
- −10.4%
Blood-sugar markers
- HbA1c
- 5.5% improvement
- Fasting glucose
- 6.4% improvement
Self-rated visible wellness
- Hair, skin, and nails combined score
- +39.1%
- Self-rated by participants
Body composition
- Body fat
- −10.7%
- Waist circumference
- −7.7%
- BMI
- −7.0%
- Lean body mass
- +13.3%
Dose and applicability
Same ingredient. Different daily dose.
- The study used 12 g/day ProGo. There are 4 g ProGo per IGNYT sachet.
- The study tested ProGo as an ingredient; the finished IGNYT product was not the test article.
- The pilot study was not a one-serving-equivalent test, and these are not guaranteed individual outcomes.
- This was a small pilot. Findings require confirmation in larger studies. The body-composition secondary exploratory outcomes were not adjusted for multiple testing; they are preliminary and hypothesis-generating, and larger, longer studies are warranted.
What the research timeline actually shows
When you review the study,
here’s what happened.
This is the company-reported pilot-study sequence—not a promise that every customer follows a fixed outcome timeline.
Study start
Baseline and randomization
Fourteen overweight adults entered a randomized, double-blind, active-controlled pilot.
Days 1–56
Ingredient study period
The ProGo group received 12 g/day. The comparator group received 12 g/day protein-matched whey.
Day 56
Reported measurements
The company presentation reports changes in selected blood, inflammatory, self-rated, and body-composition measures.
Product context
Same ingredient. Different dose.
IGNYT contains 4 g ProGo per sachet. Finished IGNYT was not the test article, so the study does not guarantee a serving-level result.
No individual outcome or timing is guaranteed. Dietary supplements are not prescription GLP-1 medicines and are not replacements for medical care.
The science story
Evidence before promises.
Sources before hype.
Company materials present patented peptide technology supported by published human research and a broader research program. The source links below let you inspect the evidence directly.
Company science overview
ORYGN science resources
The current company science page for the product and ingredient research story.
Review sourcePublished paper
Biomedicines (2026)
The paper cited in the approved IGNYT science presentation. Read the full methods, endpoints, and limitations.
Review sourceTrial record
ClinicalTrials.gov NCT07616752
The registered trial record cited by the approved company presentation.
Review sourceThe honest comparison
Different categories.
Not interchangeable choices.
Prescription medicines, conventional protein products, and ORYGN dietary supplements have different roles, evidence standards, and decision paths. This table keeps those distinctions visible.
| What to compare | Prescription GLP-1 medicine | Conventional protein | ORYGN supplements |
|---|---|---|---|
| Category | Prescription medication | Food or conventional protein supplement | Dietary supplement |
| Common format | Prescription-specific formulation | Powder, food, capsule, or drink | triGLP liquid drops or IGNYT drink sachet |
| Evidence to review | Medicine-specific clinical evidence | Ingredient- and product-specific evidence | Product label plus relevant ingredient research |
| Decision path | Prescriber and patient | Dietary preference and label | Current label, personal circumstances, and clinician when appropriate |
| Important distinction | Medical treatment | Nutrition or supplementation | Not a prescription GLP-1 medicine or replacement for medical care |
Proof in personal experience
Real people.
Their own words.
These three approved testimonials are individual experiences—not clinical evidence or a promise of what another person will experience.
Sept 22, 2025 · March 12, 2026 · April 28, 2026
“I just turned 59 and honestly haven’t felt this amazing since 1998! I’ve tried supplements before, but nothing has given me so much with just one product.”
MicheleBC, Canada
2 May · 2 June
“After being told to “stop putting food in your mouth,” and that I could “have an injection,” I honestly felt defeated. But it’s amazing what happens when you finally sleep better, feel better and start seeing changes.”
JoAustralia
Before · After
“My cravings calmed down, energy came back and the inflammation I had drastically changed. 5 months. 24 lbs lost.”
BrettVancouver, Canada
These are individual experiences. Health, circumstances, and results differ from person to person and are not guaranteed.
triGLP drops
Four listed components.A simple liquid format.
A measured liquid in the ORYGN product family, built around salmon peptides with lemon peel, ginger root, and deionized water.
Salmon peptides
The core peptide ingredient.
Lemon peel
A botanical component in the liquid formula.
Ginger root
A botanical component in the liquid formula.
Deionized water
The liquid carrier.
IGNYT drink
Four listed components.Portable and mixable.
A portable drink sachet containing 4 g of ProGo, with beet powder, stevia, and natural cranberry-and-apple flavor.
Norwegian salmon protein hydrolysate
The ProGo peptide ingredient; 4 g per IGNYT sachet.
Beet powder
Included in the drink formula.
Stevia
A plant-derived sweetener.
Natural cranberry-and-apple flavor
The flavor system used in the sachet.
The referenced pilot used 12 g/day ProGo; one IGNYT sachet contains 4 g. The finished product was not the study test article.
View IGNYT in Michele's shopFrequently asked questions
Every key question.
Answered directly.
What are triGLP and IGNYT?
They are two dietary-supplement formats in the ORYGN product family: triGLP is a liquid drop format and IGNYT is a mixable sachet. Current labels and directions are available in Michele’s Orygn shop.
What is ProGo?
ProGo is the Norwegian salmon-derived bioactive peptide ingredient discussed in ORYGN and Hofseth BioCare research materials. Ingredient research and finished-product outcomes are not interchangeable.
What did the research actually study?
The company-approved presentation describes a small randomized, double-blind pilot in 14 overweight adults for 56 days, comparing 12 g/day ProGo with 12 g/day protein-matched whey. The finished IGNYT product was not the test article.
Are these prescription GLP-1 medicines?
No. Dietary supplements are not prescription GLP-1 medicines and should not be presented as replacements for medical care or medication.
When should I expect a result?
No individual result or schedule can be guaranteed. The approved evidence section explains what the ingredient study measured over 56 days and why that is not the same as a finished-product promise.
Where can I find current directions and ingredients?
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