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KPV
Prescription Compound

KPV

KPV is a small three-amino-acid peptide derived from the tail end of the alpha-MSH hormone, and it carries much of that hormone's anti-inflammatory activity without the pigment effects.

Because it can calm inflammation both in the gut and throughout the body, KPV is used in mold and biotoxin protocols where excess inflammation and gut irritation are prominent. It can be given by mouth or other routes depending on the goal. Compounded and prescribed individually.

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This compound is dispensed only after a consultation with a licensed provider who determines it is appropriate for you.

SKU: BM-002A41

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Welchol

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