Liver, kidney, gut & lung

One of 5 mechanistic pathways to 🧬 Organ-specific bioregulation · 9 options

The clearance and barrier organs. Each has its own peptide in the series, which is the clearest illustration of how the whole model works — one tissue, one signal.

🩸 Is this pathway actually your problem?

Cystatin-C reads kidney function independently of muscle mass, which matters if you're muscular — creatinine systematically overstates decline in that group and understates it in the frail.

Comprehensive Metabolic Panel (CMP)Cystatin C with eGFRUrinalysis, RoutineEnhanced Liver Fibrosis (ELF) Tesths-CRP (High-Sensitivity C-Reactive Protein)

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What engages this pathway

Ordered by how directly each one acts on the mechanism above — never by how much trial evidence exists. Each links to its full breakdown with dosing, half-life and vendor.

💉 Livagen

Liver bioregulator; the injectable form of the series' hepatic peptide.

🧪 Theoretical / mechanistic

💉 Svetinorm

The oral liver bioregulator from the same series — the peptides are paired injectable-and-oral throughout, with the oral forms assumed rather than shown to survive digestion.

🧪 Theoretical / mechanistic

💉 Pielotax

Renal bioregulator, proposed to support glomerular and tubular function. Nothing outside the Russian programme has examined it, and kidney claims deserve particular caution.

🧪 Theoretical / mechanistic

💉 Vesilut

Bladder and urinary-tract bioregulator, proposed for age-related urothelial decline. No independent evidence.

🧪 Theoretical / mechanistic

💉 Chitomur

Bladder-wall bioregulator from the same series.

🧪 Theoretical / mechanistic

💉 Vilon

The thymic dipeptide (Lys-Glu) — one of the most-studied in the programme, with reported effects on immune and gut mucosal tissue.

🧪 Theoretical / mechanistic

💉 Chonluten

Lung and bronchial bioregulator, proposed for age-related and inflammatory decline in respiratory tissue.

🧪 Theoretical / mechanistic

💉 Bronchogen

The synthetic bronchial tetrapeptide derived from Chonluten's active fragment; same target, same absence of independent replication.

🧪 Theoretical / mechanistic

💉 Taxorest

Respiratory bioregulator for bronchial and pulmonary tissue.

🧪 Theoretical / mechanistic
Nothing here is ranked by evidence tier. A lot of what works in this space has never had the trial run, and sorting by trial count would bury exactly the compounds you came looking for. The tier is a label. The mechanism is the map.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the liver, kidney, gut & lung pathway for organ-specific bioregulation?

The clearance and barrier organs. Each has its own peptide in the series, which is the clearest illustration of how the whole model works — one tissue, one signal.

What compounds and supplements work through liver, kidney, gut & lung?

9 options are mapped to this pathway in the Vault, including Livagen, Svetinorm, Pielotax, Vesilut. They are grouped by the mechanism they act through rather than ranked by how much trial evidence exists — 0 carry clinical validation and 9 are mechanistic predictions.

How do I know if liver, kidney, gut & lung is actually my problem?

Cystatin-C reads kidney function independently of muscle mass, which matters if you're muscular — creatinine systematically overstates decline in that group and understates it in the frail. The markers worth checking are Comprehensive Metabolic Panel (CMP), Cystatin C with eGFR, Urinalysis, Routine, Enhanced Liver Fibrosis (ELF) Test.

Are the 9 theoretical options for liver, kidney, gut & lung worth considering?

Unproven is not the same as ineffective. Of the 9 options on this pathway, 0 have clinical validation and 9 are graded theoretical — meaning the mechanism is sound but the specific human trial has not been run, which is true of a great deal of what works in this space. Nothing on this page is ordered by evidence tier, because sorting by trial count would bury the compounds you came looking for.

Educational and research reference only — not medical advice, and not a recommendation for human use. Mechanistic predictions are exactly that: what the biology suggests should happen, which is not the same as what has been shown to happen.