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Comparison results

Attribute
CategoryLongevity
Evidence gradeLimited
Also known asEpithalon, AEDG peptide
MechanismProposed to induce telomerase reverse transcriptase expression, allowing telomere elongation in somatic cells, and to normalise melatonin rhythm through pineal action.
Key benefitsTelomere lengthening reported in cell culture · Improved sleep–wake rhythm · Longevity signals in long-running Russian cohort studies
Side effectsSparse safety data · Occasional drowsiness · Injection-site reaction
Half-lifeMinutes — effects attributed to gene expression rather than plasma level
AdministrationSubcutaneous injection; intranasal versions exist
Dosing overview5–10 mg daily for 10–20 days, cycled 1–3 times per year
StorageReconstituted vials refrigerated and used within the cycle
Legal statusNot approved outside of Russia/CIS research contexts.

Dosing figures reflect published literature and commonly reported community protocols. They are informational only.

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