CEREBROLYSIN
A mix of small brain-derived peptides that mimic the body’s own nerve growth factors. Used (mainly in Europe/Asia) for stroke, dementia, and brain-injury recovery in pulsed courses rather than continuous dosing.
Read more →Compound Category: Cognitive and Neuroprotective
DSIP
A natural sleep peptide. Pushes you toward deeper sleep and tones down nighttime stress hormones. Inject before bed.
Read more →P21 (P021)
A small peptide modeled on CNTF (a nerve growth factor). It pushes the brain to grow new neurons and make more BDNF, studied for memory and Alzheimer’s in animals. Usually taken as a nasal spray so it reaches the brain directly. Cumulative; effects build over weeks.
Read more →PE-22-28
An experimental fast-acting antidepressant peptide. It blocks a brain potassium channel (TREK-1) the same way some new antidepressants aim to, boosting new neuron growth within days rather than the weeks SSRIs take. All animal data so far; no human trials.
Read more →SEMAX + SELANK
Two Russian nootropic peptides in one vial, Semax (stimulating: focus, clarity, drive) and Selank (calming: anti-anxiety). Together they give clear-headed calm focus, Selank takes the edge off Semax’s stimulation. Dose in the morning; usable SubQ or intranasal.
Read more →VIP
Vasoactive Intestinal Peptide, a signaling hormone your body makes that calms inflammation and regulates the immune system, blood vessels, and hormones. Used as a compounded nasal spray, mostly in the final stage of the CIRS (mold/biotoxin illness) protocol.
Read more →SEMAX
Russian cognitive peptide. People use it for focus, memory, and handling stress better. It’s stimulating, so use it in the morning.
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