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Attribute
CategoryCognitive
Evidence gradeLimited
Also known asTuftsin analogue, TP-7
MechanismA synthetic analogue of the immunopeptide tuftsin. It modulates GABA-A expression, inhibits enkephalin degradation and shifts the balance of monoamine neurotransmitters, producing calm without benzodiazepine-like sedation.
Key benefitsAnxiolytic effect without sedation or dependence · Improved stress resilience · Mild cognitive and immune modulation
Side effectsNasal irritation · Occasional drowsiness · Rare mood flattening
Half-lifeShort — dosed 1–3 times daily
AdministrationIntranasal spray
Dosing overview250–750 mcg daily in divided doses, 2–4 week cycles
StorageRefrigerated solution, protected from light
Legal statusRegistered in Russia; research-only status elsewhere.

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

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