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Also known as: MT-II, Melanotan 2
Synthetic α-MSH analog that promotes skin tanning by stimulating melanin production without UV exposure.
Benefits
5
Conditions
4
Evidence
Preclinical studies, limited human data+ studies
Source
Synthetic α-MSH analog
Gabriel Brain Score
Emerging
Synthetic α-MSH analog that promotes skin tanning by stimulating melanin production without UV exposure.
Activates melanocortin-1 receptors (MC1R) on melanocytes, stimulates eumelanin (brown-black pigment) synthesis, also activates MC3R/MC4R causing libido effects, bypasses UV damage while creating tan.
* Dosing should be individualized. Always consult with a qualified healthcare practitioner.
Preclinical studies, limited human data
Mechanism well-understood. Not FDA approved. Originally developed for skin cancer prevention via eumelanin. Safety concerns include lack of long-term data and unregulated sourcing.
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