SmartPeptide
CognitiveLimited human evidence

Selank

Synthetic analog of a fragment of human tuftsin, studied in Russia for anxiolytic and nootropic effects.

Educational only — not medical advice. SmartPeptide does not prescribe, diagnose, or treat. Always consult a licensed healthcare provider before using any peptide, supplement, medication, or protocol.

What the research shows

Russian clinical work suggests anxiolytic effects without sedation. Some EEG and BDNF-related findings.

What's still experimental

Independent western replication is limited. Mechanisms beyond GABAergic modulation are speculative.

Anecdotal / community reports

Reports of acute anxiety relief and improved focus are common online; effect sizes vary.

Anecdotal reports are NOT scientific evidence. They reflect personal experience and may not generalize.

Live research

Updated hourly · sourced from PubMed + ClinicalTrials.gov
PubMed papers
135
total
Human studies
0
MeSH: humans
Clinical trials
0
published
Active trials
0
10 total registered

Known risks

Most data is from a single national research tradition; independent replication is limited.

Reported side effects

Reported as mild in available studies.

What requires medical supervision

Not FDA-approved. Discuss with a clinician — especially if you take other anxiolytics or antidepressants.

Questions for your clinician

  • What independent (non-Russian) human evidence exists?
  • Could this interact with SSRIs/SNRIs/benzodiazepines?

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