BRONCHOGEN
A short peptide bioregulator (Khavinson) aimed at lung/bronchial tissue. The idea behind these tissue-specific bioregulators is to support the gene activity of a particular organ, here, the respiratory tract; in brief courses.
Read more →Compound Category: Longevity and Bioregulators
Epithalon
Russian peptide that activates telomerase, the enzyme that keeps the ends of your chromosomes from fraying. The most-studied of the longevity peptides.
Read more →HUMANIN
A peptide your mitochondria themselves encode, a cousin of MOTS-c. It protects cells from stress and death, supports metabolism, and is studied for neuroprotection and longevity. Levels fall with age.
Read more →PINEALON
A short peptide bioregulator (Khavinson) aimed at the brain. Proposed to support cognition, neuroprotection, and healthy sleep/circadian regulation in brief courses; the brain-targeted member of the bioregulator family.
Read more →PNC-27
An experimental anticancer peptide. In the lab it pokes holes in cancer-cell membranes (which display a protein called HDM-2) while sparing normal cells. Striking in a dish, but it has never been tested in humans, and the FDA has warned that PNC-27 products are unapproved with no established safety. This is a research compound, not a therapy.
Read more →THYMALIN
A thymus-gland peptide bioregulator (Khavinson). The thymus, where T-cells mature, shrinks with age; Thymalin is used in short annual courses to support immune function and healthy aging. Different from Thymosin Alpha-1 (a single defined peptide); Thymalin is a thymic peptide complex.
Read more →THYMOSIN ALPHA-1
An immune-system booster. Approved in 35+ countries (as Zadaxin) for chronic hepatitis. Not approved in the US.
Read more →VESUGEN
A short peptide bioregulator (Khavinson) aimed at the vascular system, blood vessels. Part of the model that aging happens along three tracks (cellular, immune, vascular); Vesugen targets the vascular track in brief courses.
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