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Bioregulator

Vesugen

Research compound. This is not a dietary supplement. Unless it is identified as an approved prescription drug, it is not approved by the FDA for human use. This page summarizes published research for education only; we do not sell it or link to sellers.

Vesugen. Three-amino-acid Khavinson bioregulator marketed for blood-vessel health; evidence is limited to small, mostly Russian studies.

How it works. Proposed to regulate gene expression in blood-vessel wall cells. The mechanism is not established.

What the research supports. 1 graded claims. Strongest: Vascular aging markers in cell studies and small trials (preclinical).

Side effects and interactions. 0 medication interactions listed. Serious: Unknown long-term safety.

Common forms. Available as Oral capsules, Injection (research).

Community. Experiences from people who have tried Vesugen. Anecdotes are not medical advice.

Vesugen. Three-amino-acid Khavinson bioregulator marketed for blood-vessel health; evidence is limited to small, mostly Russian studies.

3-residue chain

What it is

A synthetic Lys-Glu-Asp tripeptide. Claims about vascular aging come from cell studies and small trials from the same research school.

Also called

Lys-Glu-AspKED

How it works

Proposed to regulate gene expression in blood-vessel wall cells. The mechanism is not established.

Pathways

  • Endothelial gene expression (proposed)

Effects

  • +Vascular cell function (cell studies) supports

What the research supports

Vascular aging markers in cell studies and small trialspreclinical

Strong: consistent results across large trials or meta-analyses. Moderate: several trials, mostly positive. Limited: small or mixed studies. Preclinical: animal or cell research only.

Side effects & interactions

Common side effects

  • Few side effects reported; data limited

Serious

  • Unknown long-term safety

No notable medication interactions listed.

Check any supplement–medication combination with your pharmacist before starting.

Common forms

  • Oral capsules
  • Injection (research)

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