What if the smallest peptide ever made could remind an aging immune system how to read its own genes?
Vilon is a synthetic dipeptide, Lys-Glu, just 2 amino acids
The shortest bioactive peptide known
I am running an n=1 experiment on it. Here is the science and my plan 🧵
Studies have shown even low as 0.1 mg of MELATONIN is enough for circadian realignment and sleep optimisation:
The common low doses you can get OTC:
0.5 mg of melatonin.
Even this may be too much
(Grogginess is too potent)
I for one don’t think there is anything wrong with taking melatonin every single night.
Zero side effects
Groggy in the morning?
- Because you neglect morning light b*tch
why is no fitness coach talking about women going crazy over your big muskles
im not even as big as you and i've never seen anyone more horny than a girl when i take my shirt off
they touch you, bite you, tell you how wide your back is, how much they love your abs
wasnt the entire point of going to the gym to get laid?
now most of you gymcels turned into incels who dont get any puhh, so you'd rather talk about raw meat and dairy
its SO easy to convince a guy to get jacked and pay you 3k when he just wants to smash
instead you talk macros
talk about pussy bro trust
poor marketing
Hair loss is caused by at least three mechanisms I am aware of.
1. Low E2
Estrogen prolongs the anagen (growth) phase in human scalp hair follicles. Low E2 shifts follicles to the telogen phase, causing shedding. I lost the most hair during crashed E2. Chronically low E2 decimates the hairline.
2. High Prolactin
Prolactin pushes hair follicles into the catagen phase (growth stops and the follicle shrinks) and stimulates adrenal steroid output, leading to excess facial and body hair growth (more prominent in women as hirsutism, since circulating androgens are lower than in men).
3. Low T3
Thyroid hormone receptors are expressed on hair follicles, and T3 binding promotes the anagen phase. Low T3 causes diffuse shedding across the scalp, similar to low E2. Hyperthyroidism also causes hair shedding, likely due to thyroid receptor downregulation.
I’m almost certain DHT does not directly cause hair loss—I’m leaning more toward locally high DHT levels signifying poor aromatization leading to low E2.
I for one don’t think there is anything wrong with taking melatonin every single night.
Zero side effects
Groggy in the morning?
- Because you neglect morning light b*tch
I’ve had a ton of guys come to me with sleep issues and they do very well with high dose melatonin.
Much better than any of the magnesium, glycine, l-theanine, zinc type popular stuff.
Not that you need to choose only one, but just to speak to the efficacy.
The ZERo motivation I feel when I’m sick is so ethereally daunting as it is nothing like me.
Not just physically.
But mentally.
“What’s the point of all this?”
Health truly is wealth.