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Longevity / mitochondrial

Humanin

Preclinical (animal)

Humanin (HNG analog) · Mitochondrial-derived peptide

Mitochondria-encoded cytoprotective, anti-apoptotic peptide.

Half-life
Short (native unstable; analogs more stable)
Route
Subcutaneous / IV (research)
Evidence
Preclinical/animal and association studies; no approved therapeutic.

What it is

A 24-amino-acid peptide encoded in mitochondrial DNA, first identified for protecting neurons from Alzheimer's toxicity; circulating levels fall with age.

How it works

Cytoprotective, anti-apoptotic signaling (via gp130-family receptors and IGFBP-3), improving metabolic and stress resistance.

Studied for

Neuroprotection/Alzheimer's, cardiometabolic protection, insulin sensitivity, aging.

Regulatory status

Not approved; research chemical.

Safety

Human safety data essentially absent; experimental only.

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discussions analyzed
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Bloodwork / labs
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What people discuss
Bloodwork / labs26.7%
Weight / fat loss6.7%
Recovery / healing6.7%
Pain / joints6.7%
Strength / muscle6.7%
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