Pinealon
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Hi everyone—does anyone have experience or insights to share regarding pinealon research for cognitive enhancement and potential protective effects in dementia‑prone rats?
@ResearchRoots I have used it in the past and I recently got me another 20mg vial that I’ve been dosing at 2mg 3x/week. I don’t notice anything in particular at all. I feel the same and sleep the same. I just take it with the hope that it is helping my mental health or just overall brain health. I wouldn’t know exactly how or what method there is to analyze it’s effects on me. But for me even if it’s just a placebo effect, that’s good enough for me. First world luxury in my opinion.
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I never thought about doing Pinealon through a nasal spray. Whats everyones experience on nasal spray vs. injection for Pinealon?
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I never thought about doing Pinealon through a nasal spray. Whats everyones experience on nasal spray vs. injection for Pinealon?
@iMemphis18 My Pinealon just arrived this morning and I need time to put it in a nasal, but thats my plan as I want it for sleep.
I don't have the sanitation supplies on hand, so I'm going to boil the glass for 10 minutes and then take what little alcohol I do have and sanitize the sprayer.
If anyone has better guidance, please chime in. This is my first time converting to nasal.
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Hey folks
Well i done Penealon 2 different ways and i will give you my opinion.
Penealon is not like a peptide you feel or get a reaction like a flushing sensation, it helps reset your circadian rhythm.
Epitalon or disp at night and Penealon at 7am.
Go outside and get 10m of sunlight or a 10k lux light.
Once you anchor your circadian rhythm, then your sleep will get better.
The time you go to sleep helps anchor that but most importantly is the wake up time, yeah sounds weird but ppl didn’t have alarm clocks in the Roman days, you went to sleep and woke up at the same time everyday.
So consistency is your best friend here.
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Pinealon research timing seems to have diverging opinion.
Some say morning, some say night, LLM app says either time depending on what research benefits one wants to explore.
What's the truth?
