For Stress + Hair regrowth + Neuro Protective
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Astressin-B is a synthetic peptide and a non-selective corticotropin-releasing factor (CRF) receptor antagonist, known for its ability to block CRF1 and CRF2 receptors involved in stress responses. 
 
Benefits of Astressin-B Peptide
1.  Hair Growth and Alopecia Prevention:
    •  Promotes Hair Regrowth: Astressin-B has shown significant potential in stimulating hair regrowth in animal studies, particularly in stress-induced alopecia models. In CRF-overexpressing mice, daily injections (5 µg/mouse for 5 days) led to robust hair regrowth and pigmentation that lasted over 4 months, suggesting it may counteract stress-related hair loss.
    •  Prevents Hair Loss: In young mice not yet showing alopecia, Astressin-B prevented hair loss onset, indicating potential prophylactic use.
    •  Darker Hair Pigmentation (Grey Hair Reversal): It may enhance hair pigmentation, resulting in darker, healthier-looking hair compared to the original.
    •  Commercial Use: Incorporated into topical products like DS Laboratories’ Spectral.F7, Astressin-B is used to combat stress-induced hair thinning and promote follicular health, often as a booster alongside treatments like minoxidil.
 
2.  Stress-Related Symptom Relief:
    •  Reduces Stress-Induced Hormonal Effects: Astressin-B blocks CRF receptors, reducing the synthesis of adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH) and cortisol, which are elevated during stress. This may mitigate stress-related physiological effects, such as adrenal gland hyperactivity or immune suppression.
    •  Improves Sexual Drive: Astressin-B can improve sexual drive, suggesting potential benefits for stress-related reproductive dysfunction.
    •  Reverses Stress Effects on the Brain: Astressin-B has reversed chronic stress-induced changes in GABA-A receptor binding in the prefrontal cortex, potentially improving mood and cognitive function.
 
3.  Gastrointestinal Health:
    •  Delays Gastric Emptying: Astressin-B can delay gastric emptying, which may help manage stress-related gastrointestinal disorders like irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) by reducing visceral discomfort and motility disturbances.
    •  Reduces Visceral Pain: When injected intracerebrally, Astressin-B reduces CRF-induced visceral discomfort, suggesting potential for IBS symptom relief.
 
4.  Reproductive Health:
    •  Restores Luteal Function: Astressin-B prevented the inhibitory effect of ghrelin on luteinizing hormone (LH) pulse frequency, supporting normal reproductive function during stress or energy deficits.
    •  Protects Against Stress-Induced Dysfunction: It mitigates stress-related suppression of the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) and gonadal axes, potentially aiding fertility and hormonal balance.
 
5.  Neuroprotective Effects:
    •  Hippocampal Protection: Astressin-B has been shown to be neuroprotective in the hippocampus when administered after seizures, potentially reducing neuronal damage and supporting brain health.
 
* Astressin B calms the Central Nervous System and improves mood.
 
6.  Potential for Anxiety and Depression Management:
    •  By antagonizing CRF receptors, which are linked to anxiogenic (anxiety-inducing) responses, Astressin-B may help reduce symptoms of anxiety and depression, though clinical trials are needed.