Bronchogen is a bioregulatory peptide with tissue-specific effects in the lungs. Research in rat models shows that Bronchogen can decrease inflammation and reestablish health lung tissue states by affecting several DNA transcription pathways. The net effect of Bronchogen in the lungs is to improve the epithelium, increase surfactant production, and reduce inflammation. There is ongoing research looking at the benefit of Bronchogen not just in disease, but in aging as well. It appears that Bronchogen is geroprotective, helping to reverse age-related decline in lung function by reactivating senescent DNA. The peptide may even prove useful in helping to unravel the pathways that protect against cancer development in the lungs.
Specialized Bioregulator for Pulmonary ResearchBronchogen is a tissue-specific bioregulator peptide complex designed for research into respiratory system functions and pulmonary tissue regeneration. This research compound enables studies of bronchial epithelium repair mechanisms and respiratory pathway regulation.
Research Focus Areas:
- Pulmonary tissue regeneration studies
- Respiratory epithelium research
- Lung function biomarker analysis
- Bronchial pathway investigations
- Respiratory system aging studies
Technical Details:
- Tissue-specific bioregulator complex
- Optimized for respiratory research
- High-purity preparation
- Stable lyophilized formulation
This product is for scientific research only.
Bronchogen 20mg - Respiratory System Bioregulator
- Typical dosages can range, but commonly it’s 2mg per vial, which can be reconstituted with sterile water.
- The peptide is typically administered via subcutaneous injection.
- The dosing regimen often involves one injection per week, as it has a prolonged half-life (due to the DAC component).
- As with any peptide, there could be risks, such as injection site reactions, water retention, or possible changes in insulin sensitivity.
- It’s important to monitor health regularly and consult with a healthcare provider, especially if using for long-term purposes.
