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Peptides for Life Extension Protocol Evidence Guide: Type Comparison

Thymic Peptides (Thymalin) T-cell proliferation, immune senescence reversal Russian clinical trials showing restored CD4/CD8 ratios in elderly patients 10mg IM daily × 10 days, 1–2 cycles/year Strongest evidence for immune system restoration in aging populatio

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  • Thymic Peptides (Thymalin)
  • T-cell proliferation, immune senescence reversal
  • Russian clinical trials showing restored CD4/CD8 ratios in elderly patients
  • 10mg IM daily × 10 days, 1–2 cycles/year
  • Strongest evidence for immune system restoration in aging populations. Limited Western replication remains the caveat
  • Growth Hormone Secretagogues (MK 677)
  • IGF-1 elevation, lean mass preservation, mitochondrial function
  • FDA-reviewed Phase III data in sarcopenia, multiple peer-reviewed trials
  • 25mg oral daily (continuous or cycled)
  • Robust safety and efficacy data for body composition and metabolic markers. Longevity benefit is correlational, not proven
  • Telomerase Activators (Epitalon)
  • Telomerase upregulation, cellular replicative capacity
  • Single long-term observational study showing reduced all-cause mortality
  • 10mg subQ daily × 10 days, 1–2 cycles/year
  • Most direct evidence for mortality reduction in humans. Replication needed, mechanism not fully confirmed
  • Nootropic Peptides (Cerebrolysin, Dihexa)
  • Neuroplasticity, BDNF upregulation, cognitive resilience
  • Cerebrolysin has stroke recovery trials; Dihexa remains animal-only
  • Varies by compound. Cerebrolysin 30ml IV, Dihexa 1–5mg subQ (extrapolated)
  • Cognitive enhancement ≠ lifespan extension, but preventing neurodegeneration impacts healthspan significantly
  • Tissue Repair Peptides (BPC-157, TB-500)
  • Angiogenesis, wound healing, stem cell activation
  • No published human trials. Extensive rodent data only
  • 250–500mcg subQ BID (extrapolated from animal dose)
  • Mechanism is sound, safety profile appears favorable in self-experimentation reports. Clinical validation remains absent