Epitalon (also known as Epithalon) is a synthetic peptide analogue of the naturally derived bioregulator Epithalamin, originally researched by Dr. Vladimir Khavinson.
Although both share similar amino-acid sequences, they act on different pathways:
Because of this, the two compounds often get confused — but their dosage ranges, purity, and mechanisms are not identical.
Epitalon acts on pineal and hypothalamic signalling, helping synchronise hormone release and repair processes.
It’s thought to activate telomerase, an enzyme that maintains telomere length — one of the hallmarks of cellular ageing.
By supporting circadian rhythm and telomere function, it may help optimise recovery and biological balance over time.
There is frequent confusion between Epithalamin (bioregulator) and Epitalon (synthetic peptide analogue):
Both compounds share similarities, but they are not interchangeable.
Most users today work within the 100–1000 mcg/day range, often adjusting based on goals and response.