Pinealon 20mg

R590,00

Pinealon 20mg

Neuroprotection, Cognitive Enhancement, Memory, Learning Speed, Focus, Anti-Aging, Brain Support, Neuroinflammation, Strong Sleep Aid.

R590,00

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What It Is?

Pinealon is a lab-made synthetic tripeptide – a super-short chain of just 3 amino acids (Glu-Asp-Arg) copied from natural proteins in the pineal gland and brain tissue. Developed in the 2000s by Russian scientist Prof. Vladimir Khavinson and his team as part of their ‘bioregulator’ peptide family, it is designed to target the central nervous system specifically. Unlike Epitalon (which focuses more on pineal melatonin and telomeres), Pinealon is the brain-specific version – tiny enough to cross cell and nuclear membranes and directly influence neuronal gene expression.

Observed Side Effects

Pinealon has one of the cleanest safety profiles among Khavinson peptides – decades of Russian use with almost no issues reported.
In available studies (preclinical + small human): No serious adverse events or organ toxicity.

Mild/rare effects:

– Injection-site redness or mild irritation.
– Occasional headache, dizziness, nausea, or temporary sleep changes (very uncommon).

Bigger caveats:

– Limited modern long-term Western data – most safety comes from short courses in elderly patients.
– Theoretical risk: any gene-modulating peptide could interact with existing conditions (though none reported).

Bottom line: Extremely well-tolerated in studied doses, but still experimental medical supervision recommended.

Reconstitution, Dosage and Cycling

Method of Administration: Subcutaneous into fatty tissue.
Reconstitution: 2ml Bac water into single vial. See Reconstitution Guide
Dose: 2mg daily, therefore 20 units or 0.2ml. Use peptide calculator for alternative dosage.
Course: 20 days.
Cycling: Repeat every 3 months for maintenance or as needed (e.g., during respiratory seasons or after illness).
Tip: Reconstitute with bacteriostatic water; store in fridge. Use insulin syringes and sterile technique.

Citations and Sources

Human data is limited (mostly small Russian observations and preclinical); large RCTs are still needed.
1. Innerbody Research (updated Jan 2026): Comprehensive review – neuroprotection, cognitive benefits, safety profile, and typical dosing.
2. Meshchaninov et al. (2015) Bulletin of Experimental Biology & Medicine: Pinealon + Vesugen in elderly with chronic brain syndrome – anabolic/neuroprotective effects, slowed biological aging, safe on genetic level.
3. Arutjunyan et al. (2012) International Journal of Clinical & Experimental Medicine: Pinealon protected rat offspring from prenatal hyperhomocysteinemia – improved cognition and neuron resistance to oxidative stress.
4. Khavinson et al. (2011) Rejuvenation Research: Pinealon increased cell viability by suppressing free radicals and activating proliferative processes in neurons.
5. Paragon Sports Medicine (2025-2026): Summary of 6+ studies showing cognitive enhancement, circadian regulation, neuroprotection; excellent tolerability.
6. Behemoth Labz (2025): Benefits, mechanism, and preclinical side-effect profile (minimal).
7. Biotech Peptides (20242026 updates): Neuroprotection in hypoxic models and gene-regulation mechanisms.
8. Core Peptides (20242026): Neuron protection, reduced ROS/necrosis, cognitive/motor benefits in prenatal and adult rat models.
9. Ilina et al. (2022) International Journal of Molecular Sciences (PMC): Ultrashort peptides like Pinealon as neuroprotective agents in Alzheimers models epigenetic mechanisms.
10. Recess RX / Peptides.org summaries (2026): Off-label cognitive & anti-aging uses; 1020 day cycle protocols.

Dislaimer

Disclaimer Important disclaimer upfront: Pinealon is NOT approved by the FDA (or any major agency) as of 2026. It remains strictly investigational/research chemical with mostly preclinical (animal/cell) data and a handful of small Russian human observations. No large Western Phase 3 trials exist. Long-term safety in healthy people is not fully established. It is banned by WADA. Compounded/black-market versions carry contamination risks. Always talk to a doctor – this is not medical advice.

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