Epithalamin

Epithalamin is a natural polypeptide extract from the bovine pineal gland, representing the "Gold Standard" of Khavinson bioregulators. It regulates the entire neuroendocrine system and exhibits profound anti-aging effects. Epithalamin increases telomerase activity (the enzyme that maintains and rebuilds telomere length), directly elongates telomeres in cells, and normalizes melatonin and cortisol secretion patterns. It modulates immune function, activates cell survival pathways, and has been shown in animal studies to extend lifespan by up to 25-40%. Some human clinical trials in Russia suggest reduced overall and cardiovascular mortality. Epithalamin works by restoring the function of the pineal gland, which acts as the body's biological clock and regulates circadian rhythms, reproductive aging, and systemic homeostasis.

Increases telomerase activity via activation of the TERT gene, elongates telomeres in somatic cells, normalizes melatonin and cortisol secretion through pineal gland regulation, modulates immune responses (particularly T-cell function), and promotes chromatin condensation for genetic stability.