Nerves & Pain
Neuropathy, nerve repair and pain signalling.
3 peptides · 13 linked sources
Nerves & Pain: 3 peptides and related compounds in this index have at least one researched benefit that sources link to nerves & pain. Those with approved or trial-backed evidence: Vitamin B12.
| Peptide | Evidence label | What sources discuss for this goal |
|---|---|---|
| Semax | Early human | Stroke recovery, unblinded studies |
| ARA-290 | Early human | Small-fiber neuropathy; Less neuropathic pain; Numbness and tingling, anecdotal |
| Vitamin B12 | Approved (specific use) | Protects nerves in deficiency |
Listed when one of a peptide's three researched benefits relates to nerves & pain. Strongest evidence first. Inclusion is not a recommendation, and some listed effects are unproven or failed in trials.
Approved (specific use)
Approved by the FDA (or a major regulator) for at least one specific use. Approval covers that use only, not the other benefits listed.
- Vitamin B12
Treats B12 deficiency, Protects nerves in deficiency, Clearer thinking when deficient
Side effects, quotes and full profile02 Protects nerves in deficiency
Early human
Small, short, old, unblinded or single-group human studies.
- Semax
Stroke recovery, unblinded studies, BDNF boost, rats, Nootropic focus
Side effects, quotes and full profile01 Stroke recovery, unblinded studies
- ARA-290
Small-fiber neuropathy, Less neuropathic pain, Numbness and tingling, anecdotal
01 Small-fiber neuropathy
02 Less neuropathic pain
Side effects, quotes and full profile03 Numbness and tingling, anecdotal
Questions about nerves & pain
Which peptides are discussed for nerves & pain?
Semax, ARA-290, Vitamin B12.
Which have the strongest evidence for nerves & pain?
Labelled approved or trial-backed: Vitamin B12. Approval covers specific uses only.
Is any of this a recommendation?
No. humanpeptides.fyi makes no claims of its own. Each entry reports what cited sources say, with links. Talk to a licensed clinician.