Investors believe its a $1-billion-to-$3-billion-a-year market, but hard figures are elusive, because most peptides are sold on the quasi-legal gray market
The component-level dose-response curves in published research apply only to the doses studied in those references
Research Mechanism In laboratory settings, Epitalon is utilised to investigate: Telomere Elongation: The mechanism by which the peptide reactivates the telomerase enzyme in fibroblasts and lymphocytes, potentially delaying the "Hayflick Limit" (cellular senescence)
Ideally, blood tests (including full blood count, serum B12, folate, and possibly anti-intrinsic factor antibodies if pernicious anaemia is suspected) should be performed before starting supplements, as supplementation can affect test results
But epithalon appears to reactivate telomerase