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Brain & nerves — what actually works, by evidence
Of 3 compounds used for the brain and nerves, none is approved for that use; 2 have controlled human trials. The other one rests on animal data alone.
Approved drug 0
None.
Human trials 2
- Brain & nervesUpdated Sep 29ARA-290Chased by people with small-fiber nerve pain. Two Phase 2 trials, 28 days each; no Phase 3 yet.Evidence · Human trialsResearch only
- Brain & nervesUpdated Sep 29CerebrolysinPig-brain extract for stroke recovery. 200 trials, 44 countries, zero FDA.Evidence · Human trialsResearch only
Human pilots 0
None.
Animal only 1
No data 0
None.
Also used for the brain and nerves 3
Here for a second use. Each meter rates the compound’s main use, the tag on its card.
- Mind & sleepUpdated Sep 29NoopeptSold in US supplements as a memory booster. 20 years on the Russian market; no placebo trial published.Evidence · Human pilotsResearch only
- Mind & sleepUpdated Sep 29PinealonUsed in Russia after brain injury and stacked by longevity fans. Its best study: a 72-patient Russian series.Evidence · Human pilotsResearch only
- Mind & sleepUpdated Sep 29SemaxA Russian stroke drug that biohackers spray for focus. Its key stroke trial had 30 patients, in 1997.Evidence · Human pilotsNot legal yet
- Legal today
- 0 FDA-approved · 0 compoundable · 1 not legal yet · 5 research-only
- What people actually run
- None of the six named stacks
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