Epithalon and anti-aging As telomeres shorten with age and epithalon induces telomerase activity and elongates telomeres, there is strong research interest in epithalon from an anti-aging standpoint: A 2003 study by Khavinson et al
All other trials retrieved 139,140,141,142,143,144,146,147 investigated cardiometabolic parameters and were included in the meta-analyses above 134,137,138
Studies also suggest that BPC-157 speeds up skin wound healing, as seen in rats with alkali burns treated topically with the peptide [20]
The peptides natural presence in human plasma declines significantly with age, correlating directly with age-related tissue degradation