Dihexa
Also: PNB-0408
Orally active synaptogenic compound — promising preclinical cognition data.
Evidence
anecdotal
Legal status
research only
Half-life
Unclear in humans
Routes
oral
What it is
Dihexa was developed at Washington State University as a small, orally active angiotensin IV analog that drives new synapse formation via HGF/c-Met signaling. Preclinical cognitive enhancement in rats was dramatic.
Mechanism
Small angiotensin IV analog that activates HGF/c-Met to drive synaptogenesis.
Outcomes it's matched to
- STRENGTH60%
Safety
Theoretical concerns around uncontrolled growth (HGF signaling).
- Active malignancy
- Pregnancy
Legal context
Research use only. No human safety data.