Dihexa — BioPeptidePlus EXCLUSIVE
Dihexa is a small, stable molecule resembling a fragment of the hormone angiotensin that enters the brain and works when taken by mouth. It is studied in animals as a substance that stimulates the formation of new connections between nerve cells, including in models of Alzheimer's disease.
N-hexanoyl-Tyr-Ile-6-aminohexanoic amide. A metabolically stable analog of AngIV (angiotensin IV). ~507 Da. Crosses the BBB. Orally active. Not covered in foreign peptide guides.
A pro-cognitive peptide acting through HGF/c-Met activation. 10 million times more potent than BDNF in synaptogenesis in vitro (EC₅₀). ×3 growth of dendritic spines in APP/PS1 mice (Alzheimer's model). Synergistically stronger than all other nootropics in the strength of its pro-cognitive effect in animal models. OUR EXCLUSIVE.
AngIV analog → c-Met receptor (HGF receptor) → PI3K/Akt + RAS/ERK → ↑synaptogenesis, ↑dendritic spinogenesis, ↑LTP. Blocking c-Met = complete absence of effect. The mechanism is fundamentally different from BDNF/TrkB.
Researchers' practice describes 10-20 mg orally or 0.5-1 mg SC. Not clinically validated. Orally active (a rarity).
Level C Animal studies. Effects have been shown in animals. Whether they carry over to humans has not been proven. animals only. No clinical data. But the mechanism is unique.
🔴 c-Met is a proto-oncogene. Caution in oncology. “10 million times more potent than BDNF” = EC₅₀ in vitro, not a clinical effect. No clinical data. Research only.
Research peptides are laboratory reagents (Research Use Only). They are not medicines and are not intended for use in humans or animals.