Andrew Huberman· PhD
and yet there are still no clinical trials that point directly to taking x amount of epitalon several times per week as a way to extend life
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The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
and yet there are still no clinical trials that point directly to taking x amount of epitalon several times per week as a way to extend life
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what you'll find is that epitalon is available as a synthetic compound it can be obtained in clean form from compounding pharmacies and a good number of people will use it as a longevity agent based largely on animal data that it can suppress tumor growth it can increase tiir length and to some extent that it can recalibrate the Circadian rhythm changes and the disruptions in the patterns of melatonin that occur as animals and perhaps as humans age
epitalon is also sometimes spelled and pronounced epithin okay don't ask me why and as with bpc 157 there are quite a few animal studies exploring epithin and its effects on various tissues as well as the naturally occurring peptide that it's meant to resemble epithin is a peptide that's secreted from the pineal gland
epitalon also um it's involved in DNA repair and might has been explored in animal studies for um trying to offset vision loss in some retinal degenerative conditions