Another Nootropic peptide that empowers the mind, although it’s better for treating brain disorders than it is for healthy people to use as a smart drug.
A single 2012 study can be found on PubMed, interestingly they treated 150 Russian truck drivers with neurotic disorders (I can just imagine how grueling a job being a trucker in Russia must be!) with peptides. To quote the study:
The best effect was obtained in case of combined application of several cytogens (pinealon and vezugen), which were optimally selected regarding the effect of each adverse occupational factor on a target organ or system. The employed parameters of psychoemotional state were rather informative for assessing the peptidergic properties of cytogens in occupational medicine and geriatrics.
So taking Pinealon may be great for those with jobs that really take a mental toll. It’s also used to treat...
Poor memory
Attention deficit disorder
Brain injury and stroke
Alzheimer's
Parkinson's
Atherosclerosis and multiple sclerosis
Along with curing neuralgia, neuritis, and encephalopathy.
Anecdotally it’s described as a quintessential Nootropic, User on Reddit praised it:
...I took Pinealon for 30 days and anecdotally I noticed improved mood, sleep, and concentration without becoming mentally fatigued. In a way it reminded me of Semax, and I will definitely be trying it again via the nasal ROA in another month or two. So far I've been very impressed with every Russian nootropic I have tried.
A Longecity.com user reports:
Pinealon is a good example, it just gives you that extra level of clarity and speed of thought, and memory, which makes your day more productive and thus, ultimately, more satisfying.
The precocious biohacker Lostfalco found it euphoric:
I wasn't expecting to 'feel' anything from them at all, but Pinealon, especially, made me feel fantastic. My gf had to tell me to stop talking about how amazing it was...but I didn't.
Biohacker Review
I took PINEALON for about a month, two capsules a day in the morning. It has a very subtle effect as a cognitive enhancer, I noticed myself being just a little quicker in my problem-solving and deduction. I had hoped that it might have a cumulative effect on improving my memory and recall, but I did not as far as I can tell. I've tried a number of "memory-enhancing" Nootropics and the only one that seems to actually have this effect is Piracetam. PINEALON is worth the attention of those who want to arrest and treat cognitive decline, but I don't regard it as a performance-enhancing smart drug for biohackers.
About smart peptides
Bioregulatory Peptides are a novel class of medicine that hack our biology on the genetic level.
I say novel because they are a relatively recent development and have been thus far not largely acknowledged and studied by the western medicinal establishment. For those looking for healing solutions outside the mainstream offerings of the pharmaceutical-industrial complex, these peptides are worth learning about.
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