KPV
Lys-Pro-Val · α-MSH fragment
Anti-inflammatory tripeptide used in gut and skin protocols.
A C-terminal fragment of α-MSH studied for potent anti-inflammatory effects without melanocortin pigmentation. Used anecdotally for IBD-like symptoms, gut barrier, and inflammatory skin.
Usual range
200–1000 mcg
Schedule
Once or twice daily
Half-life
Short; 1–2× daily
How it is used
Anti-inflammatory tripeptide used in gut and skin protocols.
Subcutaneous · also Oral
Empty stomach if oral; any time if subq.
4–8 weeks aligned with a gut-healing block.
How to mix this vial
Typical vial 10 mg · 2 mL BAC
10 mg + 2 mL → 5 mg/mL. 500 mcg = 10 units.
Refrigerate after mixing.
Side effects
- Mild nausea
- Injection-site itch
Who should skip this
- Pregnancy
- Uninvestigated GI bleeding
Nutrition note
Low-irritant meals. Limit alcohol, NSAIDs, and ultra-processed oils during a gut block.
Often paired with
Human trial data is sparse. Not a substitute for IBD care.
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