Start-up company, Enhanced, is planning a "steroid Olympics" in Las Vegas in May, where it will also start selling performance-enhancing peptides. The announcement was made by Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the U.S. secretary of Health and Human Services, who pledged to loosen restrictions on 14 peptides previously described by the FDA as posing "potentially significant safety risks". Among these peptides are peptides promising enhanced muscle growth, recovery, and cognitive ability. The company plans to offer five peptides via its new online health service, pending Kennedy's promise of deregulation. The move is seen as an attempt to shift the underground market for peptides back into the realm of your average corner pharmacy.