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    Ovagen

    Research Use OnlyClinical studies in Russia; not FDA-approved.

    Ovagen

    Description

    A bioregulator peptide targeting liver and stomach health. Supports digestive function and hepatic regeneration.

    Dose:2 mg
    Frequency:30 days in a row, 2-3x per year
    Administration Method: SQ
    CategoryBioregulator
    Half-LifeVery short (minutes); typical of Khavinson short peptides.

    Overview

    Ovagen is a liver/GI bioregulator working at the epigenetic level to support liver-cell regeneration and combat markers of cellular aging.

    Mechanism of Action

    Ovagen is a tripeptide bioregulator (Glu-Asp-Leu) that targets the liver and gastrointestinal tract at the genetic level, influencing gene expression and DNA transcription. It is described as preferentially binding AT-rich stretches of mammalian DNA and modulating proteins related to proliferation and cellular aging.

    Benefits

    • •Liver health
    • •Stomach health
    • •Digestive support
    • •Tissue regeneration

    Dosing Notes

    Sublingual drops: ~1 mL/day split into 5-6 drops 3-4 times daily, taken 10-15 minutes before eating, for ~1 month, repeated 3-6 months later.

    Reported Side Effects

    • •Limited human safety data
    • •Possible injection site reactions

    Commonly Stacked With

    VesugenLivagenCartalax

    Scientific References

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