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Goal matrix

Longevity

Every compound we track for this goal.

4 Emerging4 Limited evidence
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The matrix

SS-31 15 RCTsEmerging
Supports mitochondrial structure and functionpreclinical only
Trialled in humans for mitochondrial diseasesupported
Delivers anti-ageing benefits in healthy peopleweak evidence
Humanin 14 RCTsEmerging
Circulating levels have been associated with cognitive ageing in human cohortssupported
The analogue HNG extends lifespan and healthspan in laboratory organismspreclinical only
Higher humanin means better mitochondrial health in any given personweak evidence
Injecting humanin slows human ageing or extends human lifespanoverreach
CJC-1295 (no DAC) 2 RCTsEmerging
Raises growth hormone and IGF-1 levelssupported
Builds muscle and burns fat in healthy adultsweak evidence
Long-term use is established as safeoverreach
NAD+ 2 RCTsEmerging
Oral precursors raise NAD+ levelssupported
Slows human ageingweak evidence
IV NAD+ is better studied than oral precursorsoverreach
Thymalin / Thymogen 2 RCTsLimited evidence
Restores immune parameters in the elderlyweak evidence
Findings replicated by independent international groupsoverreach
PNC-27 1 RCTsLimited evidence
Binds HDM-2 and forms membrane pores in cancer cell lines in vitropreclinical only
Reduces tumour size in mouse xenograft modelsanimal data only
Kills cancer cells only and leaves normal cells untouchedweak evidence
A selective cancer treatment for peopleoverreach
Epitalon 0 RCTsLimited evidence
Extends human lifespanoverreach
Activates telomeraseweak evidence
FOXO4-DRI 0 RCTsLimited evidence
Cleared senescent cells in aged miceanimal data only
A proven senolytic for human useoverreach
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Other goals

Research use only

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