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Also called ACTH(4-7)-PGP
An experimental peptide researched for brain conditions. People commonly look into it for focus, memory, and recovery after stroke.
Also called TP-7
An experimental peptide studied mainly for anxiety and stress. People also discuss it for cognition.
An experimental peptide often discussed for sleep. Its name comes from sleep research, rather than a proven effect.
A commercial name used for unclear or inconsistent substances, often discussed for brain-related effects.
A commercial name used for conflicting proposed compounds and brain-related claims.
An experimental small molecule discussed for fatigue, stimulation, and anxiety. It is not a peptide.
An injectable mixture made from pig brain tissue, researched for stroke recovery and other brain conditions.
Also called ARA-290
An experimental peptide, also called cibinetide, studied mainly for nerve problems and related pain.
An animal-brain-derived peptide mixture researched for neurological conditions. It is not one defined peptide.
An experimental compound discussed for memory and brain function. It is not a peptide medicine with established human benefits.
A modified version of Semax, discussed for focus, cognition, and stress. It is a different molecule from parent Semax.
An experimental peptide, usually called P021, discussed for memory and brain aging. The exact sequence matters because the name can be ambiguous.
Also called EDR
An experimental peptide discussed for memory, brain health, and aging.
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