Humanin
ResearchA mitochondria-derived peptide researched for neuroprotection, metabolic health, and longevity. Levels decline with age and are studied as a longevity biomarker.
LongevityNeuroprotectionMetabolic Health
Half Life
Unknown
Time to Results
Weeks to months
Administration
SubQ injection, Nasal spray
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Research Strength
Human Data
Animal Data
Long-Term Data
Beginner Friendly
Storage Difficulty
Injection Frequency2-3x per week
Cost$$$
🐾 Griffin Says...
Humanin is produced inside your mitochondria, like MOTS-c, and declines with age. Centenarians reportedly have higher levels. It's a longevity biomarker as much as a research peptide. The Alzheimer's protection data in animal models is particularly interesting.
Benefits
- Neuroprotection
- Alzheimer's research potential
- Insulin sensitivity improvement
- Cardiovascular protection
- Anti-aging potential
Best For
- Longevity research
- Neuroprotection research
- Metabolic research
Body Systems
Nervous SystemMetabolicCardiovascular
Mechanisms of Action
- Binds FPRL1 and gp130 receptors
- Inhibits neuronal apoptosis
- Anti-inflammatory signaling
- Improves insulin sensitivity
Side Effects
| Effect | Frequency | Severity |
|---|---|---|
| Minimal reported | Rare | Mild |
Contraindications
None well established
Peptides discussed here are for research purposes only. Nothing on this page is medical advice. Always consult a qualified professional before making health decisions.
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