Pinealon

Pinealon is a bioregulator peptide composed of the amino acids Glu-Asp-Arg, designed to support brain and central nervous system function. It targets the pineal gland and neuronal cells to promote cognitive function and neuroprotection.

Overview

Also Known As

Glu-Asp-Arg, EDR peptide

Mechanism of Action

Gene-regulating tripeptide that penetrates cell and nuclear membranes to interact with DNA in neuronal cells and pinealocytes; modulates gene expression related to neurotransmitter production, melatonin synthesis, and neuronal survival

Product

Glu-Asp-Arg, EDR peptide vial
Dosing & Administration
Typical protocols and routes

Half-Life

Short (minutes); effects are epigenetic and cumulative

Administration Routes

Subcutaneous injection

Dosing Protocols

Reconstitute 10mg vial with 2ml bacteriostatic water. Draw 10 units on insulin syringe for daily dose. One vial lasts 20 days. Administer subcutaneously.
Research
Key findings and status

Key Research Findings

Khavinson et al. - Peptide bioregulation of CNS function; Studies on tripeptide neuroprotection and pineal gland support; Research on EDR peptide gene expression modulation
Detailed Information

What is Pinealon?

Pinealon is a synthetic tripeptide bioregulator (Glu-Asp-Arg) developed by Professor Vladimir Khavinson at the St. Petersburg Institute of Bioregulation and Gerontology. It is designed to normalize brain function by targeting neuronal cells and the pineal gland. As a bioregulator peptide, Pinealon works through epigenetic mechanisms to restore healthy gene expression patterns in central nervous system tissues, particularly those involved in cognitive function, sleep regulation, and neuroprotection.

Mechanism of Action

Pinealon interacts with DNA sequences in neuronal cells and pinealocytes (pineal gland cells) to modulate gene expression related to neurotransmitter production, melatonin synthesis, and neuronal survival. The peptide helps restore optimal CNS function by influencing transcription factors involved in neuroprotective pathways, antioxidant defense in brain tissue, and circadian rhythm regulation through pineal gland support.

Potential Benefits

  • Cognitive enhancement — May support memory, focus, and overall cognitive performance
  • Neuroprotection — Helps protect neurons from oxidative stress and age-related damage
  • Sleep regulation — Supports pineal gland function and healthy melatonin production
  • Circadian rhythm support — May help normalize sleep-wake cycles
  • Anti-aging (brain) — Helps counteract age-related cognitive decline
  • Mood support — May influence neurotransmitter balance for improved mood regulation

Research Overview

Pinealon has been studied in Russian bioregulation research with focus on its neuroprotective and cognitive-enhancing properties. In vitro studies have demonstrated that Pinealon can penetrate cell membranes and nuclear envelopes to interact directly with DNA in neuronal cells. Animal studies have shown improvements in learning, memory, and stress resistance. Clinical observations suggest benefits for cognitive function in elderly patients and those with neurodegenerative conditions.

Administration

Pinealon is reconstituted with 2ml of bacteriostatic water. Using an insulin syringe marked 1-100 units, draw 10 units for a daily dose. One 10mg vial provides 20 days of dosing. Administered subcutaneously.

Safety & Legal

Side Effects & Warnings

Generally well-tolerated; mild injection site reactions possible; may cause vivid dreams

Legal Status

Available as research peptide; not FDA-approved
Quick Facts

Class

Bioregulator Peptide

Research Status

Clinical Trials

Half-Life

Short (minutes); effects are epigenetic and cumulative

Routes

Subcutaneous injection

Category

Cognitive & Neuroprotective