How Pinealon Might Improve Sleep & Cognitive Function | Dr. Abud Bakri & Dr. Andrew Huberman
Guest appearances — Dr. Abud Bakri — How Pinealon Might Improve Sleep & Cognitive Function | Dr. Abud Bakri & Dr. Andrew Huberman
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What this video covers
Yeah, » pinealon is one that most people probably haven’t heard of. » I’ll just go on record saying I’ve tried it a few times or more. I don’t take it regularly, but I tried it before sleep. » If I take it at the beginning of the night, it reduces my deep slowwave sleep and gives me far more REM across the night.
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Key points, in the speaker’s own framing
- So pinealon is a tripeptide edr discovered by the mentioned of Dr.
- So why would EDR » tripeptide with no receptor, » right?
- He never mentions REM sleep once in his studies.
- He studied pinolon quite extensively on different neuronal tissue extracts, animal studies, even in in athletes and never mentions the REM sleep.
- It’s a tripeptide that um meets the groove of the DNA of different key regions and helps the promoter region be exposed.
- Now I know it’s cleanly sourced because I trust the compounding pharmacy it’s coming from, but I should ask are there any known risks of EDR » so far?
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