Melatonin (endogenous)
Increase · small
Pineal peptide signaling
Literature evidence
Compound library
Vivy evidence dossier
Pinealon
Also indexed as Pinealon, Pineal peptide
T3Peptides
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Reference context
Pharmacokinetic context
Half-life15 min
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Observed relationships
Biomarker context
Sleep efficiency
Increase · small
Supports circadian rhythm
Literature evidence
Oxidative stress
Decrease · small
Antioxidant effects
Literature evidence
CRP
Decrease · small
Anti-inflammatory signaling
Literature evidence
DNA repair
Increase · small
Cellular repair signaling
Literature evidence
Cortisol (AM)
Decrease · small
Circadian regulation
Literature evidence
Immune function
Increase · small
Immunomodulatory effects
Literature evidence
Aging biomarkers
Decrease · small
Geroprotective signaling
Literature evidence
Sleep latency
Decrease · small
Improves sleep onset
Literature evidence
Circadian rhythm
Increase · small
Pineal regulation
Literature evidence
Mood score
Increase · small
Improves affect
Literature evidence
Keep in view
Safety discussion points
Pinealon is a synthetic tripeptide derived from the pineal gland with neuroprotective and cognitive-enhancing properties. Not FDA-approved.
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