Testagen

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Testagen

Testicular bioregulator · KEDG peptide · Testosterone bioregulator

Low Evidencehormonal

A tetrapeptide bioregulator from the Khavinson Institute targeting testicular cells (Leydig and Sertoli cells), studied for supporting endogenous testosterone production and male reproductive function.

Half-Life

~30-60 minutes (estimated)

MW

N/A

Amino Acids

N/A

Evidence

Low Evidence

Regulatory Status

Research compound. Used in some Eastern European andrology and anti-aging research. Not FDA/EMA approved.

In Plain English

A 4-amino acid peptide targeting testicular Leydig cells directly, working at the gene level to restore the cellular machinery that produces testosterone. Not testosterone itself — instead it reactivates the genes for testosterone production that get silenced with age. Unlike TRT, it doesn't suppress the body's own hormonal axis.

Overview

Testagen is a synthetic peptide bioregulator developed by the Khavinson research group, targeted specifically at testicular tissue — primarily Leydig cells (which produce testosterone) and Sertoli cells. It follows the same epigenetic mechanism as Epitalon, Thymalin, and other Khavinson bioregulators: short peptides that bind chromatin and restore gene expression in aged or impaired tissue-specific cells. Research focuses on restoration of testosterone biosynthesis, improved Leydig cell steroidogenic capacity, and support for male reproductive health in aging males. Used in some Eastern European anti-aging and andrology research contexts.

Common Formats

  • Lyophilized powder (injectable)
  • Oral capsules (research)

Storage Notes

-20°C lyophilized. 4°C reconstituted. Protect from light.

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