Semax results: what to expect and when

A Russian nasal peptide with limited human evidence for brain and nerve effects.

Also called: Семакс, ACTH(4–7)-PGP, MEHFPGP.

Nootropic peptides · ACTH-fragment analogue studied for brain and nerve effects.

A small stroke study added Semax to usual hospital care for five or ten days; this does not establish a healthy-person course.

25 human reports may include repeated participants. People often knew which treatment they received, and comparison and safety details are limited.

Key studies

  • Acute stroke: 12 or 18 mg: A small nonrandomized comparison reported faster recovery. (source)
  • Stroke inflammation markers: A biomarker report does not establish better stroke outcomes. (source)
  • After oxygen-related brain injury: Memory changes were reported, with a concerning EEG signal. (source)
  • Optic nerve disease: A three-group report suggested visual improvement. (source)
  • Glaucoma with controlled pressure: Combination care does not isolate the peptide effect. (source)
  • Refractory stomach ulcers: Ulcer healing favored the added peptide in a small comparison. (source)

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Sources

Sources checked: 2026-10-18.

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