Anti-Aging / Longevity

Key considerations

• SS-31 (Elamipretide) targets the inner mitochondrial membrane and may reverse age-related mitochondrial dysfunction
• GHK-Cu is a naturally occurring peptide that declines with age — it remodels tissue, reduces inflammation, and activates DNA repair genes
• NAD+ precursors support cellular energy production and sirtuin activation, both critical to the aging process
• Thymosin Alpha-1 rejuvenates immune function, which naturally declines with age (immunosenescence)
• Bioregulator peptides (Cartalax, Testagen, Vesugen, Vilon) are based on Khavinson research and target specific organ systems for age-related restoration

Basic tier — start here

• GHK-Cu
• NAD+

Intermediate tier

• GHK-Cu
• NAD+
• Thymosin Alpha-1
• SS-31
• Epithalon (Epitalon)
• GHK
• Thymalin

Advanced tier

• GHK-Cu
• NAD+
• Thymosin Alpha-1
• SS-31
• MOTS-c
• Cartalax
• Testagen
• Vesugen
• Vilon
• Pinealon
• Epithalon (Epitalon)
• Humanin
• FOXO4-DRI
• Thymalin

Recommended stacks — basic

• Basic Longevity Stack
  basic tier

Recommended stacks — intermediate

• Basic Longevity Stack
  basic tier

Recommended stacks — advanced

• Basic Longevity Stack
  basic tier
• The Full Spectrum Anti-Aging Stack
  advanced tier

Common questions

• What is the best peptide stack for overall longevity?
• How does SS-31 work at the mitochondrial level?
• Can peptides actually reverse biological aging?
• What biomarkers should I track for anti-aging protocols?
• Are Khavinson bioregulator peptides backed by research?