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Humanin (HNG)

Also known as: HNG, S14G-Humanin, Humanin Analog

Emerging ResearchImmune & LongevityProvider Rx Required

How It Works

Mitochondria-derived peptide that protects cells from apoptosis and oxidative stress. Activates STAT3 and ERK signaling, improves insulin sensitivity, and has potent cytoprotective effects on neurons and cardiomyocytes.

What It's Used For

NeuroprotectionAnti-agingCardiovascular protectionInsulin sensitivityMitochondrial support

Administration

Route: Subcutaneous injection
Typical Cycle: 8-12 weeks

Safety & Side Effects

Possible Side Effects

  • Injection site reactions
  • Limited human safety data

Contraindications

  • Pregnancy
  • Active cancer (anti-apoptotic concern)

Research Summary

Mitochondrial-derived peptide with broad cytoprotective effects. Circulating levels decline with age and correlate with Alzheimer risk. Animal studies show protection against neurodegeneration, atherosclerosis, and diabetes.

References

  • Hashimoto Y et al. Proc Natl Acad Sci. 2001
  • Yen K et al. Aging Cell. 2020

Legal & Availability

Research chemical

This peptide requires a prescription from a licensed provider.

Dosing Protocol

Standard: 1-4mg per dose

Frequency: 3-5x per week

Timing: Morning

Notes: HNG (S14G mutation) is 1000x more potent than native humanin

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