Tag: Bioregulator

Developed by Russian scientists as part of the cytomedin peptide family, Vesugen is a short peptide bioregulator studied for its effects on vascular health and anti-aging. What is Vesugen, and how does this compound, which targets the vascular system at a genetic level, differ from other peptides?

Chronic prostatitis affects a significant portion of the male population, prompting an ongoing search for effective treatments. This search has brought attention to **prostamax peptide**, a synthetic bioregulator that has been studied in animal models for its potential effects on prostate health and inflammation.

First approved for medical use in 1990 in some regions, Thymogen is a synthetic peptide immunomodulator designed to regulate immune system functions. What is Thymogen? It is a dipeptide (L-α-glutamyl-L-tryptophan) that acts as a bioregulator, modulating immune responses by influencing T-cell function and other immune processes.