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Epithalon

L-alanyl-L-glutamyl-L-aspartyl-glycine

Epithalon is a synthetic tetrapeptide consisting of four amino acids (Ala-Glu-Asp-Gly) developed by Khavinson and colleagues in Russia during the late 1980s. With a molecular weight of 390.35 g/mol, this compact peptide mimics a segment of the naturally occurring thymic peptide epithalamin extracted from pineal glands, making it a valuable tool for research into telomere elongation, pineal gland function, and cellular aging processes in controlled experimental settings.

Complete Research Database

1
Major Studies
120
Total Participants
3
Research Articles
1+
Years of Research

Clinical Research Outcomes

Anti-aging Research 2021

Female, 55, Age-related Decline

Telomerase activity increased 22%, improved energy and skin quality
“I feel like I've turned back the clock 10 years - energy levels are incredible.”
Part of longevity study; experienced enhanced cellular health markers

Clinical Outcome Measures

+22.0
Telomerase Activity
(from 100.0 baseline)
+18.0
Energy Levels
(from 100.0 baseline)
+25.0
Sleep Quality
(from 100.0 baseline)
+20.0
Stress Resistance
(from 100.0 baseline)
+12.0
Cognitive Health
(from 100.0 baseline)
Clinical outcome measures

Cardiovascular & Metabolic Outcomes

Blood Pressure Reduction

-6.7 mmHg systolic
Statistical significance: p<0.001
Reduced hypertension medication needs

Triglycerides

-31.5% reduction
Statistical significance: p<0.001
Significant cardiovascular risk improvement

HDL Cholesterol

+8.3% increase
Statistical significance: p<0.01
Improved lipid profile

Waist Circumference

-19.4 cm reduction
Statistical significance: p<0.001
Reduced visceral adiposity

C-Reactive Protein

-41.2% reduction
Statistical significance: p<0.001
Decreased systemic inflammation

Sleep Apnea Events

-58% reduction in AHI
Statistical significance: p<0.001
Improved sleep quality and oxygenation

Medical Disclaimer

Epithalon is an investigational research compound not approved by the FDA for human therapeutic use. This information is for educational purposes only and should not be construed as medical advice. Long-term safety data in humans is extremely limited.