What Is Retinalamin? The Registered Retina Peptide Medicine, Examined
Retinalamin is a registered Russian retina-extract medicine (Geropharm, ATC S01XA), unapproved in the EU/US. A sober look at what its literature actually shows.
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What Is Prostatilen? The Registered Prostate Peptide Medicine, Examined
Prostatilen is a registered Russian/CIS prostate-peptide medicine — a bovine-tissue extract, not a synthetic peptide. What the literature actually shows, examined.
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What Is Cortexin? The Registered Cortex Peptide Medicine, Examined
Cortexin is a registered Russian/CIS prescription drug — a cattle-brain polypeptide complex. What it is, its evidence, and why it is not Cortagen or Cerluten.
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What Is Pancragen? The KEDW Pancreas Peptide Bioregulator
Pancragen (KEDW / Lys-Glu-Asp-Trp) is a synthetic Khavinson ‘Cytogen’ peptide linked to the pancreas. What the single-lineage lab evidence actually shows.
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What Is Epithalamin? The Pineal Peptide Extract Behind Epitalon
Epithalamin is a bovine pineal gland peptide extract (a cytomedin) developed in Soviet-era Russia, and the parent from which synthetic Epitalon (AEDG) was designed.
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What Is Chonluten? The Respiratory Peptide Bioregulator, Examined Honestly
Chonluten and the bronchial peptide Bronchogen (AEDL) explained: verifiable chemistry, the single-lab evidence base, and why the lung reputation outruns the record.
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What Is Cardiogen? The AEDR Heart Peptide, Examined Honestly
Cardiogen is the AEDR tetrapeptide from the Khavinson family. Real chemistry, but its cardiac evidence is thin, single-lab, and unreplicated. An honest look.
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What Is Cerluten? The Brain-Cortex Peptide Extract, Examined
Cerluten is a natural cerebral-cortex peptide extract in the Cytomax line. A PubMed search returns zero studies under its name. Here is the honest evidence.
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What Is Livagen? The Lys-Glu-Asp-Ala (KEDA) Liver Bioregulator
Livagen is the tetrapeptide Lys-Glu-Asp-Ala (KEDA), a Khavinson liver bioregulator studied for chromatin decondensation in old-donor lymphocytes. A cited, RUO look at the real evidence.
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¿Qué bioregulador de Khavinson para qué tejido? Un mapa de investigación de los péptidos Cytogen y Cytomax
Un mapa de literatura de los péptidos ultracortos de Khavinson — Epitalon, Pinealon, Vesugen, Vilon, Thymogen, Pancragen, Livagen — según el tejido frente al cual se ha estudiado cada uno, con una mirada honesta a la evidencia de linaje único.
