Description
Epithalon (Ala-Glu-Asp-Gly) is a synthetic analogue of Epithalamin, a naturally occurring peptide produced by the pineal gland. Classified as a telomerase activator and geroprotective peptide, Epithalon is widely studied for its potential to support cellular longevity, genomic stability, and circadian rhythm regulation.
Mechanism of Action
Epithalon stimulates telomerase activity, promoting the maintenance and restoration of telomere length in somatic cells. By supporting genomic stability, it may contribute to improved cellular function and delayed markers of cellular aging.
Additionally, Epithalon influences pineal and hypothalamic-pituitary functions, regulating melatonin synthesis, circadian rhythm, and the secretion of hormones including LH, FSH, and growth hormone. Through its epigenetic and antioxidant effects, Epithalon is studied for its potential to maintain cellular health and systemic homeostasis.
Dosage Guidelines (Research Use)
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General Dose: 10 mg per day
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Administration: Subcutaneous injection, either as a single 10 mg dose at bedtime or two 5 mg doses (morning and bedtime)
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Duration: Every other day for 5 days
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Cycle Frequency: Up to twice per year, with 4–6 month intervals between cycles
Important Notes
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Designed for laboratory research use only
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Not intended for human or animal consumption or medical use
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Dosage may be adjusted slightly for experimental purposes; minor variations are not expected to significantly alter observed outcomes
Useful Information
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Class: Pineal-derived tetrapeptide / telomerase activator / geroprotective peptide
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Category: Anti-Aging & Longevity Peptides
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Primary Research Focus: Cellular longevity, telomere maintenance, circadian rhythm regulation





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