Epithalon (sometimes spelled epithalone or eptalon) is a synthetic variation of a polypeptide called epithalamin. The body’s pineal gland produces epithalamin naturally.
Vladimir Khavinson, a Russian professor and scientist, discovered epithalon and conducted clinical trials on it for over 35 years using both humans and animals as subjects.
The beneficial effect epithalons have on the production of telomerase are far-reaching and unique, and include the following:
- Longer lifespan via the expansion of telomeres inside human cells.
- Deeper sleep promotion.
- Prevention and delay of diseases that are age-related (like heart disease, dementia, and cancer).
- Serves as a type of antioxidant by minimizing Reactive Oxygen Species (ROS) and lipid oxidation, in addition to the normalization of T-cells.
- Enhanced skin appearance and health.
- Healing of deteriorating and injured muscle cells.
- Normalizes and restores levels of melatonin in elderly people that have lost pineal functionality because of aging.
- Increases emotional stress resistance.
