Selank Anxiety Effects Based on Genes Related to GABA NeurotransmitterAccording to Dr. Anastasiya Volkova of the Institute of Molecular Genetics in Russia, “numerous clinical studies have shown that Selank has strong antianxiety and neuroprotective effects in the treatment of anxiety. The clinical effects of Selank are similar to those of the classical antianxiety medications such […]
Pegylation is a process of attaching polyethylene glycol to another chemical compound. It is often done to reduce the body’s natural immune reaction to an agent or, as in the case of PEG-MGF, to increase the half-life of the compound in the blood by reducing clearance in the kidneys. Pegylation is common, safe, and has […]
Semax Affects Resting Brain StructureFunctional magnetic resonance imaging has revealed that Semax boosts the function of what is called the default mode network[1]. The default mode network refers to brain areas that are more active during rest than they are during active task performance. This particular network is actually poorly understood, but recent research suggests […]
Modified GRF has the same effects as GHRH. These effects include muscle growth (hypertrophy), accelerated wound healing, improved bone growth, enhanced fat burning, and accelerated metabolism. Modified GRF also has positive effects on the immune system and blood sugar regulation. 1. Mod GRF and the IntestineEarly research suggested that GH had positive effects on Crohn’s […]
MGF Levels Affected by AgeAs it turns out, the specific versions of IGF-1 that are produced depends on a number of factors. Age, steroid hormones, growth hormone, and other developmental cues all affect how IGF-1 is spliced and the final peptides that are produced. Age, in particular, has been found to have major influence on […]
1. Ipamorelin and Negative Corticosteroid EffectsGlucocorticoids, the class of corticosteroids commonly used to treat inflammation in conditions ranging from cancer to autoimmune disease, have a host of serious side effects that often limit their usefulness. Mitigating the side effects of glucocorticoids could provide for higher dosing of these medications and allow people to remain on […]
1. Hexarelin and the HeartHexarelin directly affects the heart by binding to the CD36 receptor and the growth hormone secretagogue receptor (GHSR). Studies in mice suggest hexarelin protects heart cells from injury in the setting of heart attack by binding to these receptors and preventing cells from undergoing apoptosis (programmed cell death). Mice treated with […]
1. Improves MemoryThe role of physical activity in learning and memory formation has been under active investigation for some time now. Though the exact mechanism has remained elusive, there has always been reason to believe that physical activity improves cognition and learning, particularly when exercise is done immediately following a learning task. Originally, the benefit […]
1. GHRP-2 and Muscle StructureResearch in Yaks indicates that GHRP-2 can boost muscle growth in two ways: increased protein deposition and decreased protein degradation. The research showed that GHRP-2 can overcome natural growth plateaus that occur in yaks due to food deprivation, disease, and adverse environmental conditions (e.g. cold)[1]. The most profound finding from this […]
1. Fragment 176-191 and Blood SugarResearch in animals has revealed that the c-terminal end of hGH is primarily responsible for the protein’s hypoglycemic (lowering blood sugar) effects. Testing of at least six different fragments derived from this section of hGH has shown that fragment 176-191 is the most effective synthetic derivative of hGH for lowering […]
