How to dose and take cerebrolysin?

IT'S HERE!!!! P21

Replying to janowski_d · u/MisterYouAreSoDumb any chance you can describe P21 and Orexin-A and how they affect you? I know basics of them, but still info is quite spare. Is Orexin-a worth trying on top o…

Here's the thing, I want to avoid giving my own anecdotes for a bit, to prevent confirmation bias. I don't want people seeing how I react, then convincing themselves they react the same way. I want people to try it thems

Anyone experimented with THT's CNTF fragment 147-150?

No!!!! You can't just say, "Ohh, the active sequence in P21 is DGGL, so let's just sell powdered DGGL!" Pharmacodynamics do not work like that! That would be like saying, "Ohh dopamine is good. Let's sell powdered dopami

[High Risk] Has anybody tried P21 yet? It's supposed to be a better version of Cerebrolysin.

Replying to FW900 · Probably safer than Cerebrolysin. No concerns over prions, less risk injecting it subcutaneously vs IM or IV, not loaded with vitamins. This would be perfect to have as a spray bo…

Damn guys, I just put it up on the site last night. There is already a post about it? Haha. I am only on my second dose of it. It's very hard to convert the rat dosages in the study to human dosages, because they never

Cerebrolysin vs p21.. anyone tried both can comment on difference in effectiveness?

Replying to Jackolysis · Not really enchanced it's more of a see below.

It was enchanted by a woodland fairy. No, it was based off the mechanism of Cerebrolysin. They found out CNTF mediated the neurogenetive effects of Cerebrolysin, then used epitope mapping to find the most potent sequenc

Has anyone found SEMAX helpful for (social) anxiety issues ?

Semax is very different than Cerebrolysin. Our P21 is the one that is similar to Cerebro. Semax is more like a stimulating noopept, if that makes any sense.

Anyone else interested in P21 nasal spray from Ceretropic?

Replying to roybo · Is there any research on p21? The search term "p21" gets over 31k hits on pubmed. The p21 page on wikipedia refers to some massive protein that has something to do with cancer. Ca…

You are looking at the wrong P21. There are two compounds commonly referred to as P21.