Epithalamin
Pineal-gland polypeptide extract; predecessor of Epitalon used in Russian gerontology.
Scientific Overview
Epithalamin is a pineal polypeptide extract from calf pineal gland developed in the Soviet Union by Khavinson and Anisimov from the 1970s. Reported to extend lifespan in mice, rats, and Drosophila in long-running St. Petersburg studies. The synthetic tetrapeptide Epitalon (Ala-Glu-Asp-Gly) was developed as the chemically defined successor.
Key Research Benefits
- ✓Reported extension of lifespan in Russian rodent studies
- ✓Melatonin-axis modulation
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Research Protocols
Common DosagesHistorical (Russia)
“Largely replaced by Epitalon”
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- Limitless Life NootropicsFL-based research-peptide supplier with Janoshik third-party COAs and a public affiliate program at ~20%.COA: JanoshikAffiliate disclosed
- SwissChems60+ peptide catalog with Janoshik COAs; weekly affiliate payouts.COA: JanoshikAffiliate disclosed
- Amino ClubEU/US-facing vendor with a 20% first-order / 10% recurring affiliate model.COA: Third-partyAffiliate disclosed
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Molecular Profile
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- Status
- Research Compound
- Category
- Longevity
- Common Dosage
- 10 mg
- Daily SC, 10-day cycles
Strictly for research purposes. Not for human consumption.
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