Plain-spoken notes on the compounds we supply — what the literature shows, how to read a COA, and the protocols that protect your data. Cited, never hyped.
Metabolic & longevity
AOD-9604 is a synthetic fragment of human growth hormone, engineered to keep a fat-metabolising signal while shedding the growth. It became a famous “fat-burning…
Metabolic & longevity
NAD+ is the redox coenzyme every cell uses to make energy and to fuel its sirtuins and PARPs — and its levels fall with…
Metabolic & longevity
NMN evidence card: 25 human studies checked one by one for between-group results, funding and registration; 11 trials with no article; EU, US and…
Nootropics
A blue dye older than aspirin helped found the pharmaceutical industry and still treats a rare blood disorder. At low concentrations it is now…
Nootropics
J-147 is an experimental neuroprotective compound engineered at the Salk Institute from curcumin, the turmeric molecule the body destroys too fast to be a…
Nootropics
Dihexa is a metabolically stabilised peptidomimetic, derived from angiotensin IV, designed to drive the formation of new synapses through the HGF/c-Met growth system. Here…
Nootropics
A small beta-carboline alkaloid that, in animal models, appears to stimulate, protect and even regenerate dopaminergic neurons — from a chemical family that also…
Nootropics
A plant alkaloid, a fragment-derived peptidomimetic, a curcumin descendant, a 150-year-old dye and a vitamin-B3 relative. The cognitive-enhancement conversation is not only about peptides…
Nootropics
Most nootropics people argue about online are small molecules. A quieter family is built from amino acids. A research-use-only field guide to the peptides…
Nootropics
Selank is a synthetic heptapeptide derived from the natural immune molecule tuftsin, developed in Russia and studied in animal models as an anxiolytic and…
Nootropics
Semax is a synthetic heptapeptide derived from a fragment of the stress hormone ACTH, developed in Russia and studied as a nootropic and neuroprotective…
In the news
In a few short years, peptides went from obscure lab reagents to the most-discussed molecules in longevity and biohacking culture. A look at why…
Occasional, considered notes on the compounds and the literature. No noise.
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