The pineal gland is found near the centre of the brain and has roughly the shap eof a pine. It is also called epiphysis, and it produces melatonin which modulates sleep patterns and has also been implicated in aging. The peptide Endoluten is obtained from animal pineal gland and it normalizes metabolism in the neuroendocrine system such as the pineal gland.

Other conditions where it may be of help include chronic insonia (to improve melatonin secretion), including insomnia in later life which may be unresponsive to other treatments. It is also used in chronic fatigue syndrome.

There is also mounting evidence that Endoluten, when used reulgarly , can extend the length of the shortest telomers. This is an exciting development, since these "caps" on the ends of DNA are being strongly implicated in aging disorders.

The dose is two capsules daily for a month, repeated as necessary. In cases of stress, postmenopausal symptoms and general debility the dose is one capsule before meals, two to three times a day. As with many peptide usage, the cycle can be repeated in 3-6 months, depending on progress. There are no known side effects or interactions reported yet.