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Bioregulator

Vilon

Also: Lys-Glu · KE dipeptide

Two-amino-acid "bioregulator" from the Khavinson school, studied mainly in Russian animal and cell work on the thymus and immunity.

Overview

What it is

A synthetic Lys-Glu dipeptide. Almost all the research comes from one St. Petersburg group, mostly animal lifespan and immune-marker studies, with little independent replication.

Common forms

Injection or oral (research)
Mechanism

How it works

Proposed to influence gene expression in immune cells. The mechanism is not established.

Thymus / T-cell differentiation (proposed)
~Immune markers (animal studies)
Evidence

What the research supports

Immune and lifespan effects in rodents from a single research grouppreclinical
Safety

Side effects & interactions

Side effects

  • Few side effects reported; data limited
  • Unknown long-term safety serious

Medications

  • No notable drug interactions listed.
Community

Discussion

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

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