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Researched for: preclinical synaptic plasticity mechanisms
Also known as: PNB-0408
Dihexa is an angiotensin-IV-derived peptidomimetic proposed to modulate HGF/c-Met signaling. No completed human clinical trial establishes dosing safety or efficacy. The influential 2014 paper supporting high-affinity HGF binding and synaptogenic mechanism was retracted in April 2025 and must not be cited as valid evidence.
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Data source: Retraction notice, remaining preclinical literature, registry search, and current market checks
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Human decision required: remove all former dosing claims and add the 2025 retraction prominently. Current gray-market products range from 5-20 mg vials or capsules to 100-500 mg powder. Reddit reports confirm the larger powder market but also document sourcing and quality concerns.
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