Clinical Study:

Epitalon and Telomere Lengthening

This study conducted by Dr. Vladimir Khavinson investigated the effects of Epitalon on telomere length in human cells. The research aimed to determine whether Epitalon, a pineal gland peptide, could activate telomerase, the enzyme responsible for maintaining and lengthening telomeres.

The results showed that Epitalon significantly increased telomere length, suggesting its potential as an anti-aging therapy by promoting cellular rejuvenation and longevity.

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Clinical Study:

Thymogen and Immune Function

Thymogen's Role in Enhancing Immune Function Post-Chemotherapy


Dr. Khavinson’s research explored the impact of Thymogen on immune function in patients who had undergone chemotherapy. This study focused on evaluating how Thymogen, a thymus-derived peptide, could stimulate and repair immunological activity damaged by cancer treatments.


The study demonstrated that Thymogen significantly improved immune cell activity and overall immune response, helping patients recover more effectively from the immunosuppressive effects of chemotherapy.

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Clinical Study:

Blood Vessels (Ventfort) and Vascular Health

Ventfort's Efficacy in Regulating Vascular Health


This clinical study by Dr. Khavinson examined the effects of Ventfort on vascular health. Ventfort, a blood vessel bioregulator peptide, was tested for its ability to improve the trophism of vascular wall cells and regulate metabolic processes within these cells.


The findings indicated that Ventfort effectively normalized both functional and morphological changes in the vascular walls, regulated blood cholesterol levels, and improved overall cardiovascular health.