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Humanin

Also known as: HN

Neuroprotective mitokine — cellular protection and longevity

Method

injection

Level

advanced

Risk

moderate

Status

Experimental

Quick Summary

Neuroprotective mitokine — cellular protection and longevity

Also called: HN

What is Humanin?

Humanin is a 21-amino acid peptide encoded in the mitochondrial 16S rRNA. It was originally discovered as a factor that protects neurons from Alzheimer's disease-related cell death. Research has since expanded to show its role in protecting against various forms of cellular stress, improving insulin sensitivity, and potentially extending lifespan.

How It's Made

Humanin is a naturally occurring mitochondria-derived peptide. For research use, it is produced via solid-phase peptide synthesis. Available as a lyophilized powder for injection.

Potential Benefits

Neuroprotection
Insulin sensitization
Cellular protection from stress
Potential longevity effects
Cardiovascular protection
Reduced inflammation

Who Uses This?

Common goals and use cases for Humanin:

NeuroprotectionAnti-aging protocolsMetabolic healthCardiovascular health

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