Buy SLU-PP-332
SLU-PP-332 is a prominent investigational compound recognized as a potent “exercise mimetic” or “exercise in a pill.” It is a synthetic small molecule that acts as an agonist for Estrogen-Related Receptors (ERRs), specifically targeting the alpha (ERRα), beta (ERRβ), and gamma (ERRγ) isoforms.
Core Mechanisms
- Exercise Mimicry: SLU-PP-332 tricks the body’s high-energy tissues—like skeletal muscle and heart tissue—into acting as though they are undergoing intense aerobic exercise.
- Mitochondrial Biogenesis: It activates the PGC-1α/ERRα axis, which triggers the creation of new mitochondria and enhances the efficiency of existing ones.
- Metabolic Shift: The compound promotes a shift in cellular fuel preference toward fatty acid oxidation (fat burning) rather than glucose storage, similar to metabolic changes seen during fasting or steady-state cardio.
Primary Research & Clinical Benefits
In preclinical (animal) models, SLU-PP-332 has demonstrated the following effects:
- Significant Weight Loss: Obese mice treated with the compound lost approximately 12% of their body weight in one month without changes in food intake or physical
- activity.
- Enhanced Endurance: Treated mice showed a nearly 50% increase in running endurance and a shift toward fatigue-resistant “slow-twitch” oxidative muscle fibers.
- Metabolic Syndrome Alleviation: It improves insulin sensitivity, lowers fasting blood glucose, and reduces fat accumulation in the liver (addressing conditions like NAFLD/MASH).
- Organ Protection: Emerging 2026 research indicates it may reverse mitochondrial damage and inflammation in aging kidneys and strengthen heart muscle in cases of heart failure.
Current Status and Safety
- Safety, long-term side effects, and exact human dosages remain unknown.
- Next Generations: Researchers are refining the molecule to improve oral
- bioavailability (turning it into a pill rather than an injection) and seeking “isoform-selective” versions to reduce potential side effects like cardiac hypertrophy.
- Availability: While it has gained interest in “biohacking” and longevity communities, experts emphasize that it is not a replacement for the holistic benefits of actual physical movement.




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