N-Acetyl Epitalon / NA-Epithalon
Longevity / Bioregulator
Speculative longevity/repair signaling with improved stability relative to unmodified epitalon
Reference-only summary of publicly discussed or source-listed patterns. Not medical advice and not a personal recommendation.
Mechanism & Use
- Compound type
- Modified peptide
- Primary mechanism
- Modified Ala-Glu-Asp-Gly peptide; terminal modification may affect stability
- Primary market use
- Longevity / peptide bioregulator
Pharmacology
- Molecular weight (Da)
- 432.38 (N-acetyl form)
- Oral bioavailability
- N/A (peptide; not oral)
- Half-life
- ~5–60 min parent peptide; analogs may be longer
- Route tags
- SubQ; Injectable; route-dependent
- Evidence level
- Preclinical
- Clinical status
- Research
- Value-for-money score
- 4 / 10
Reported protocol signal
Note: There was a mistranslation between Epithalon and Epithalamin. Epithalamin is an extract of Epithalon and is less concentrated. The original studies in Russia and Ukraine actually used Epithalamin, that is why the dose is 10 mg. The equal Epithalon dose is 100 mcg. The protocols below are adjusted accordingly. 10 mg of Epithalamin = 100 mcg of Epithalon. IM or SQ: • 100 mcg daily for 10 days done twice a year (total of 1 mg) (Dr. Seeds) • 100 mcg every third day until you reach 50 mg total (The Ukrainian Protocol, original study by the Ukraine Academy Medical Sciences) • 100 mcg every 3 days for 15 days (Tailor Made Compounding Catalog) • 100 mcg three times a week for 3 weeks done once a year (The Ukrainian Protocol, original study by the Ukraine Academy Medical Sciences) Epithalon is often stacked with Thymalin: IM (some do SQ): • 5 mg thymalin and 5 mg epithalamine daily for 20 days, repeating every 6 months (Jay Campbell)
For orientation only. See disclaimer — always consult a licensed clinician before use.
Notes
Standard Epitalon already exists; this row is for the modified N-acetyl form