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KPV

Lysine-Proline-Valine

A tripeptide consisting of lysine, proline, and valine. A fragment of alpha-MSH with potent anti-inflammatory properties, particularly effective for gut health and skin conditions.

Typical Cost

$40-90/vial (10mg)

Status

Research

KPV

Peptide Profile

KPV

Mechanism of Action

Modulates inflammatory cytokine production, reduces NF-kB activation, and promotes wound healing. Acts on melanocortin receptors to reduce inflammation without the pigmentation effects of full alpha-MSH.

Common Dosages

subcutaneous

200-500mcg

Daily · 4-8 weeks

oral

500mcg-1mg

Daily · 4-8 weeks

Benefits

+

Reduced gut inflammation

+

Improved IBD symptoms

+

Accelerated wound healing

+

Skin condition improvement

+

Anti-inflammatory effects

+

Immune modulation

Side Effects

Mild nausea

Injection site reactions

Headache (rare)

Key Research

2017

KPV and inflammatory bowel disease

Demonstrated significant reduction in colitis symptoms and inflammatory markers in animal models

Regulatory Status

Research chemical only. Not FDA-approved. Available from peptide research suppliers.

Contraindications

  • Pregnancy/breastfeeding
  • Active infections
SeraVia Connection

KPV's gut-healing properties pair well with SeraVia Gut+ Balance for GLP-1 users managing digestive side effects and gut inflammation.

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