EPITHALON 10MG, 50MG

Epitalon (also spelled Epithalon) 10 mg is a synthetic peptide known for its potential anti-aging, longevity, and cellular repair benefits. It is primarily studied for supporting healthier aging at the molecular and cellular levels.

Key benefits and uses:

• Longevity and Telomere Maintenance: Epitalon activates telomerase, an enzyme that preserves or lengthens telomeres (protective caps on chromosomes), which is associated with delayed cellular aging, improved cell function, and potential lifespan extension 1 3 11.

• Cellular Regeneration and Repair: It promotes cell division, improves protein production linked to cell health, and supports repair from oxidative stress and environmental damage. This effect benefits skin health and general tissue regeneration 1 3.

• Pineal Gland Regulation and Hormonal Balance: Epitalon enhances melatonin production and protects the pineal gland, leading to improved circadian rhythm regulation, better sleep quality, reduced fatigue, and hormone stabilization 1 3.

• Immune System Recalibration: It may help rebalance immune function by supporting T-cell populations and reducing inflammation, contributing to improved overall resilience 3 7.

• Potential Benefits for Digestive and Colon Health: Preliminary evidence suggests it could aid in cellular repair of the digestive tract, potentially helping age-related gut inflammation 1.

• Muscle Recovery and Bodybuilding Support: By enhancing tissue regeneration and reducing oxidative damage, Epitalon might improve post-exercise recovery 1.

Typical use and dosing:

• Epitalon is usually administered as a subcutaneous injection. A common protocol is 10 mg diluted in bacteriostatic water (0.5 ml), injected every other day at bedtime for 10 days, repeated 1–2 times per year 4.

• Dosing and reconstitution should always follow clinician instructions; cycling is typical due to limited long-term safety data 2 4.

Safety and side effects:

• Generally well tolerated with minimal adverse effects. Possible mild side effects include injection-site reactions (redness, itching), digestive upset, sleep disturbances (vivid dreams, altered patterns), mild headaches, fatigue, or mood shifts, usually transient 2 4 6.

• Long-term safety data in humans are limited; caution advised for pregnant/breastfeeding individuals and patients with active or suspected cancer, since telomerase activation might carry theoretical risk in such cases 3 9.

• Epitalon is not FDA-approved; currently available largely as research-grade peptides, which may vary in purity and safety. Medical supervision is strongly recommended 8 9.