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Peptides and Cancer: What You Need to Know Before You Research
A topic that comes up frequently in our community but deserves serious, evidence-based discussion: the relationship between peptides and cancer. Many researchers use peptides for optimization, recovery, and longevity studies. But if you have cancer, a history of cancer, or significant cancer risk factors, certain peptides could be problematic—while others might be beneficial. Let’s break down what the science actually says The Core Issue: Growth Signals and Cancer Most popular research peptides work by stimulating growth, repair, and regeneration. That’s exactly why they’re studied. But here’s the problem: cancer cells hijack these same growth pathways. Think of it this way: peptides that tell your body “grow and repair” don’t discriminate between healthy cells and cancer cells. If cancer is present, you might be feeding the enemy. High-Risk Peptides: Proceed with Extreme Caution Growth Hormone Secretagogues Peptides: Ipamorelin, CJC-1295, Sermorelin, MK-677, Tesamorelin, Hexarelin Mechanism: Stimulate growth hormone (GH) and IGF-1 production Cancer Concern: - IGF-1 (Insulin-like Growth Factor-1) promotes cell proliferation and inhibits apoptosis (cell death) - Elevated IGF-1 is associated with increased risk of several cancers: prostate, breast, colorectal - Cancer cells often overexpress IGF-1 receptors, making them highly responsive to IGF-1 signaling - GH can directly stimulate tumor growth through IGF-1-independent pathways The Evidence: - Epidemiological studies link higher IGF-1 levels to increased cancer risk - Acromegaly patients (excess GH) have higher cancer rates - Cancer patients with elevated IGF-1 often have worse prognosis - Animal studies show GH/IGF-1 can accelerate tumor growth Who Should Avoid: - Anyone with active cancer - Cancer survivors (especially first 5 years post-treatment) - Strong family history of cancer - Precancerous conditions (e.g., high-grade dysplasia, polyps) Gray Area: Some argue that physiologic GH restoration in deficient individuals is different from supraphysiologic dosing. This may be true, but if you have cancer concerns, err on the side of caution.
Peptides and Cancer: What You Need to Know Before You Research
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This was a good read, got it in my inbox!
🎗️ WE DID IT! $6,200 Donated to Susan G. Komen Foundation Thanks to YOU!
Last month during Breast Cancer Awareness, Glow Aminos stepped up in a big way - and so did this community. I'm thrilled to announce that $6,200 has been officially donated to the Susan G. Komen Foundation! đź’— This wasn't just a company donation - this was powered by YOU. Every single person who made a purchase during the Breast Cancer Awareness sale directly contributed to this impact. You showed up. You purchased. You made a difference. The donation has been submitted and confirmed (shoutout to Robert Fylypowycz, Jamie, and Evan at Glow Aminos for making this happen). This is what I love about this community - when we rally behind something meaningful, we create REAL change. $6,200 is going directly to breast cancer research, education, and support services. This is the kind of impact we can make when we support brands that actually give back. đź’Ş Idc about the guidelines, you deserve to know!
🎗️ WE DID IT! $6,200 Donated to Susan G. Komen Foundation Thanks to YOU!
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Wonderful News!
Does Anyone Hate Reconstituting Tesamorelin Every 5-10 days?
Quick post because it's so annoying, Tesa is normally dosed at 1-2mg per day and only comes in 10mg vials. I hate reconstituting these things on the weekly. This week we're done with that for good or at least I am. More info soon...
4 likes • Oct '25
The Vials are good for 30 Days right so why not reconstitute 4 vials or at least 2 for 2 weeks at a time.
🎉 7,000 MEMBERS - I AM BEYOND BLESSED 🙏
This community genuinely blows me away every single day. I woke up today and happened to see the number switched to 7,000 SKOOL members. I am beyond words, and I realize how blessed I am to have every single one of you in my life. 🙏 Whether it's a single post or interaction I can have with any of you, I am grateful for all the support and the kindness this community has brought into my life. A couple of years ago, I was lost, struggling with binging, confidence, and mental health. Never in my life did I imagine I would find something I enjoyed doing this much and helping others in the process. You all have truly been a huge part of my transformation as a person and are a second family to me. I will never take it for granted, and I don't deserve any of it. I'll never stop pushing this educational content out and want to make this the #1 Peptide Education Platform. Thank you again from the bottom of my heart, love you guys ❤️ P.S. As the community grows, if I don't respond to something, I probably didn't see it. Please @ me or dm me directly, always happy to help!
🎉 7,000 MEMBERS - I AM BEYOND BLESSED 🙏
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Congratulations @Derek Pruski "NEVER MISS" IYKYK!!!
🧠 PINEALON — THE “NEUROPROTECTIVE RESET” PEPTIDE
Daily Deep Dive: Pinealon is a short tri-peptide (Glu-Asp-Arg) that acts primarily on the central nervous system, specifically targeting neurons and mitochondrial health. It was originally developed in Russia for neuroprotection, anti-aging, and cognitive support, and it’s part of the same peptide family as Epitalon and Thymogen — small chains that regulate gene expression rather than directly build tissue. ⚙️ Mechanism of Action Pinealon works on a cellular regulatory level, meaning it doesn’t “stimulate” like caffeine or nootropics. Instead, it helps your cells function more optimally. Here's what’s happening under the hood: - Regulates gene expression in neurons related to oxidative stress resistance and DNA repair. - Enhances mitochondrial ATP production — improving overall neuronal energy efficiency. - Normalizes neurotransmitter balance, particularly GABA and glutamate, which can stabilize mood and focus. - Reduces lipid peroxidation and oxidative damage, offering long-term brain protection rather than short-term “stimulation.” - May influence melatonin and circadian rhythm regulation, due to its origin and activity in the pineal region. 💡 Potential Benefits - Improved mental clarity, focus, and memory retention - Reduced brain fog and fatigue - Better sleep regulation and recovery rhythm - May support mood stabilization and stress resilience - Neuroprotection during aging or high oxidative load (e.g., shift work, chronic stress, stimulant use) 🧪 Dosing (Research Context) Most human data comes from Russian studies and anecdotal research use: - Typical dose: 10mg per day - Frequency: Daily or 5 days on / 2 days off - Duration: 10–20 days per cycle - Route: Subcutaneous injection or oral capsule form (less bioavailability orally) Many use Pinealon as a “reset” peptide, often stacked with Epitalon or Cerebrolysin for synergistic cognitive and neuroprotective effects. 🧩 Common Stacks - Pinealon + Epitalon → longevity + circadian repair - Pinealon + Semax/Selank → cognitive performance + stress balance - Pinealon + Dihexa → neurogenesis + memory consolidation
🧠 PINEALON — THE “NEUROPROTECTIVE RESET” PEPTIDE
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