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All articlesAdenosine and Sleep Pressure: The Neuroscience of Process S
How adenosine builds during wakefulness to drive sleep pressure: A1/A2A receptors, basal forebrain circuitry, caffeine antagonism, and glymphatic clearance.
Psilocybin Neuroplasticity: 2026 Research Overview
An evidence review of psilocybin's mechanisms in neuroplasticity research: BDNF/TrkB signalling, dendritic spine growth, and Australia's prescriber pathway.
Alzheimer's Prevention Research: What the Evidence Shows
The 2024 Lancet Commission found 45% of dementia is preventable. A research overview of modifiable risk factors, FINGER trial, anti-amyloid drugs, and BDNF.
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View allIGF-1 and the Brain: Neurotrophic Research
A research overview of insulin-like growth factor 1 in the brain: how it reaches and is made in the CNS, its receptor signalling, its neurotrophic roles in neurogenesis and plasticity, and the mixed evidence on IGF-1 and cognition.
GABA Pathway Nootropics: Anxiety and Sleep Evidence
An evidence-grounded review of the GABAergic system and the compounds that modulate it, from phenibut to ashwagandha, with honest risk-benefit analysis.
Dopamine Optimization: The Neuroscience of Motivation, Focus and Reward
A rigorous neuroscience guide to the dopamine system: synthesis, receptors, tonic vs phasic firing, reward prediction error, and evidence-based ways to support it.
Pinealon: The Khavinson Bioregulator Peptide Guide
Pinealon is a Glu-Asp-Arg tripeptide from the Khavinson bioregulator school, proposed to modulate gene expression. This review covers the claims and data.
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