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Khavinson BioregulatorAlso known as: Lys-Glu, KE dipeptide, Thymus Bioregulator Dipeptide

Vilon

Khavinson dipeptide bioregulator (Lys-Glu) targeting the thymus gland — studied for immune restoration and T-cell differentiation in aging immune systems.

Half-Life
~30 minutes (estimated)
Dose Range
10-20 mg/day (oral/nasal) or 1-2 mg SC
Frequency
1× daily for 10-30 day cycles
Vial Sizes
5 mg, 10 mg

🔬 Mechanism of Action

Vilon (Lys-Glu, KE dipeptide) is one of the foundational Khavinson bioregulators — a dipeptide that penetrates cell nuclei and interacts directly with DNA regulatory regions in thymic tissue. It specifically upregulates genes involved in T-cell maturation, thymic hormone production, and immune surveillance.

Khavinson's research (Institute of Bioregulation and Gerontology, St. Petersburg) demonstrated that Vilon can partially reverse thymic involution in aging animals — a remarkable finding since the thymus was previously considered irreversibly atrophied after puberty. The mechanism involves epigenetic modulation: Vilon decondenses heterochromatin in thymocytes, reactivating silenced immune genes.

Source: PMID: 12677266

📜Background & History

Vilon (Lys-Glu, KE) was among the first synthetic peptide bioregulators developed by Professor Vladimir Khavinson at the Institute of Bioregulation and Gerontology, St. Petersburg. Its landmark significance: Vilon was shown to decondense heterochromatin in aging cells — the first demonstration that a short peptide could reverse age-related gene silencing. In the pivotal 2003 clinical trial, combined Thymalin + Epitalon treatment reduced mortality by 2× over 15 years in elderly subjects.

🎯 Research Use Cases

  • Immune restoration for immunosenescence
  • Thymic function support in aging
  • Anti-aging immune protocol
  • Post-infection immune recovery

💉 Dosing Protocol

Typical Dose10-20 mg/day (oral/nasal) or 1-2 mg SC
Frequency1× daily for 10-30 day cycles
Half-Life~30 minutes (estimated)
Common Vial Sizes5 mg, 10 mg

🧪 Reconstitution Example

Vial
5 mg
Water
2.5 mL
Concentration
2 mg/mL
Per Unit (100u syringe)
20 mcg
Dose of 1000 mcg = 50 units on a 100-unit insulin syringe

⚠️Safety & Considerations

Standard Khavinson protocol: 10-30 day cycles, 2-3 cycles per year. Excellent safety profile across 30+ years of Russian clinical use. Oral, nasal, or injectable administration. No significant side effects documented.

Interactions & Contraindications

Standard 10-30 day Khavinson cycles. No significant interactions documented. Oral or injectable. Can be combined with most bioregulators.

🔗Synergies & Common Stacks

Vilon (immune/thymic) + Epitalon (pineal/telomerase) was the combination used in Khavinson's landmark 15-year mortality study, reducing death rates by 2×.

Vilon (thymus-specific) + Crystagen (broad immune) provide layered immune support — thymic T-cell maturation + innate/adaptive immune activation.

📊 Dosing Quick Reference

Vilon— Dosing Guide
Dose Range
10-20 mg/day (oral/nasal) or 1-2 mg SC
Half-Life
~30 minutes (estimated)
Frequency
1× daily for 10-30 day cycles
Route
Subcutaneous
5 mg vial10 mg vial
💧 2.5 mL BAC water📐 2 mg/mL concentration💉 20 mcg/unit (100u syringe)
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Frequently Asked Questions

What organ does Vilon target?
Vilon is a thymus-targeting dipeptide bioregulator. It supports immune function by penetrating thymocyte nuclei and modulating gene expression for T-cell maturation and immune surveillance.
How is Vilon different from Vladonix?
Vilon is the synthetic dipeptide (Lys-Glu); Vladonix is the natural peptide extract (Cytomax) from thymus tissue. Vilon is more targeted; Vladonix contains a broader spectrum of thymic peptides. Both target immune restoration.