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Immune Modulation and Thymus Function: Vilon research shows that it has thymus-like effects, meaning it supports the development and activation of immune cells, including T-helper cells and T-cell proliferation. Studies suggest the peptide helps regulate the immune system and may prevent age-related diseases and cancer [1].

For example, one study on rats exposed to a bladder carcinogen found that Vilon treatment reduced tumor incidence to 56%, compared to 75.5% in the control group, and also decreased preneoplastic changes. Long-term studies have also shown it can extend lifespan and slow cancer development in lab animals [2]. These findings highlight Vilon’s potential to adjust the immune system and prevent disease through its thymus-like actions.

Anti-Aging and Chromatin Regulation: Research indicates that Vilon may counteract aging by modulating chromatin structure. Aging can cause chromatin to tighten, which reduces gene expression. However, the peptide Vilon has been shown to reactivate chromatin in the cultured lymphocytes (a type of white blood cell) of older adults aged 75–88. It works by increasing the number of active DNA regions, which helps restore the cell’s synthetic processes.

Studies indicate that Vilon loosens up tightly packed chromatin, releasing previously repressed genes and allowing them to function again. Although it does not affect pericentromeric heterochromatin, Vilon and other bioregulators such as Epitalon and Livagen have extended lifespan and inhibited age-related diseases in animal studies. These results underscore Vilon’s role in chromatin regulation and anti-aging mechanisms [3].

Kidney and Vascular Effects: Scientific studies on Vilon show kidney and vascular benefits in animal models of chronic renal failure. Injecting Vilon under the skin (subcutaneous) significantly reduced levels of TGF-β1, a cytokine linked to kidney fibrosis. It also lowered permeability in mesenteric microvessels, suggesting potential anti-inflammatory and vascular-stabilizing effects.

These results, observed within two months of disease onset, suggest that Vilon supports homeostasis in early stages of chronic renal failure. By modulating TGF-β1 and enhancing vascular integrity, Vilon may help manage inflammatory and fibrotic processes in renal and vascular diseases [4]. Further research is needed to confirm these effects.

Stress Resistance and Neuroendocrine Effects: Vilon provides stress-resistance and neuroendocrine benefits in animal studies. In male Wistar rats, intraperitoneal Vilon increased behavioral resistance to emotional stress, as shown by improved open field behavior. It also reduced stress-related adrenal enlargement and shrinkage of the thymus, both markers of chronic stress.

Vilon lowered stress signaling in the brain by reducing the number of Fos-positive neurons in the paraventricular hypothalamus, particularly in stress-resistant rats. Vilon also raised blood plasma albumin levels, indicating better systemic homeostasis. These results suggest Vilon may enhance stress resilience and regulate neuroendocrine responses, supporting further research into its therapeutic potential for stress-related conditions [5].