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Epitalon

Also called Epithalon

Longevity, sleep and "telomere" claims.

This page has not yet been reviewed by a credentialed medical professional. It is educational and is not medical advice.

Epitalon: key facts

In one sentence: Epitalon is not an approved medicine. Its strongest evidence is animal studies, with 0 randomized trials on PubMed that mention it.

What the evidence says

Evidence comes largely from animal studies and small reports from one research group.

Key studies

Reviews Summaries of other studies.

Other notable papers The most relevant other papers on PubMed.

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Clinical trials

No registered trials list Epitalon as a treatment.

That usually means it hasn't been properly tested in people.

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Where it fits

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Common questions

Is Epitalon approved?

No. Epitalon is not an approved medicine in the US or Canada.

Has Epitalon been tested in people?

No randomized trials of Epitalon are listed on PubMed. Evidence comes largely from animal studies and small reports from one research group.

Is Epitalon allowed in sport?

Check the current WADA Prohibited List; unapproved substances can be banned under its catch-all category.

This is a short, data-driven profile. Study and trial lists come from PubMed and ClinicalTrials.gov and are refreshed periodically. "What people use it for" describes common claims, not recommendations. Educational only, not medical advice.