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Nootropics & Cognitive Function

Cognitive Functions Our minds hold incredible power. Venturing into this realm of optimization opens the door to cutting-edge cognitive science which has revealed new levels of mental clarity and p...

MHIMedical Health Instituteon August 29, 2023
Nootropics & Cognitive Function

Cognitive Functions

Our minds hold incredible power. Venturing into this realm of optimization opens the door to cutting-edge cognitive science which has revealed new levels of mental clarity and prowess. Essentially, these peptides enhance the brain’s aerobic efficiency. They have been meticulously studied and enable us to harness the remarkable potential of our minds by igniting new neural connections, improving mental acuity and memory, and even refining speech patterns. These are the real life “limitless” peptides.

Semax

7 amino acids & 20-30 minutes half-life

Used as a nootropic or cognitive enhancer, it has been shown to enhance memory performance, accelerated learning, increase in Brain Derived Nootropic Factors (BDNF), and reduce the harmful effects of chronic stress. It can also help with conditions like anxiety, ischemic events, stroke, nerve regeneration, ADD, opioid withdrawal, traumatic brain injuries, and even chronic neurodegenerative diseases such as ALS, Parkinson’s, and Alzheimer’s.

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Selank

5-6 hour half-life

Has been shown to improve the formation and storage of memory, learning processes, and overall brain performance. Selank is a synthetic peptide with anxiolytic properties, most commonly used for the treatment of anxiety, restlessness, and depression. It also helps stabilize mood, enhance focus, and regulate immune response. Studies suggest Selank supports cognitive function and neuroprotection without the sedative side effects of traditional medications.

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Dihexa

6 amino acids & half-life varies

Has been shown to improve the formation/storage of memory, learning pro. A small peptide that acts like a smart pill. Initially developed to improve certain trauma-based brain disorders and neurodegenerative conditions such as Alzheimer’s. Dihexa was found to be seven orders of magnitude more potent than Brain-Derived Neurotrophic Factors (BDNF). It has also been reported to play a part in improving the survival of neurons by heightening the resistance to nerve damage.

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FGL

14 amino acids & 6 hour half-life

Also known as Fibroblast Growth Factor-derived Peptide, FGL promotes the development of neurons in the brain. It enhances the formation of neural connections, essential for memory and learning. FGL improves synaptic plasticity and has been explored as a treatment for traumatic brain injury, stroke, depression, and cognitive enhancement. Its neuroprotective properties make it a promising candidate for preventing age-related cognitive decline.

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P-21

21 amino acids & 20-60 minutes half-life

Improves neurogenesis (nerve growth). Shown to boost levels of BDNF (brain-derived neurotrophic factor), promotes neuronal survival, and inhibits the formation of amyloid plaques and tau proteins seen in strokes, TBIs, and Alzheimer’s disease. It also enhances synaptic communication and protects against oxidative stress. These effects make it a promising candidate for long-term brain health and neuroprotection. Clinical studies continue to explore its potential in reversing cognitive decline.

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Cerebrolysin

5 amino acids & has a 2 hour half-life

This is the most powerful brain restoration agent on the planet. Cerebrolysin is a mixture of peptides and proteins proven to have neurotrophic action, which cause neuronal stimulation and synaptic plasticity. Cerebrolysin has been shown to improve cognitive function, mood, behavior, and stroke recovery in older people and/or those with schizophrenia. It is widely used in advanced neurorehabilitation protocols worldwide for treating complex neurological conditions.

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Synapsin

526-705 amino acids & half-life varies

Synapsins are a family of neuronal proteins that play a role in regulating neurotransmitter release and synaptic vesicle trafficking. In mammals, including humans, there are three main isoforms of synapsins: I, II, and III. Each isoform is encoded by a separate gene. This protein, acts like a peptide and is used to fight inflammation, regulate neuro-transmitters, modulate synaptic plasticity, and promote synaptogenesis together with neuron excitability.

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