Limitless Liver Vegan (Ovagen)

Amount Per Capsule

Ovagen (Glu-Asp-Leu) Vegan Ovagen Amino Acid – 10mg*

*Daily Value not established

Other ingredients:

Microcrystalline Cellulose, Gelatin and Calcium Stearate

Ovagen amino acid (plant derived)

Ovagen Liver Peptide Bioregulator

Ovagen® is a tripeptide bioregulator composed of leucine, glutamic acid, and aspartic acid, designed to support liver function. Research indicates Ovagen may regulate gene expression in liver cells, promoting their proliferation and preventing fibrotic changes that can lead to cirrhosis. Studies in animal models suggest Ovagen can normalize liver enzyme levels and improve the organ’s detoxification capabilities. Ovagen also appears to strengthen the gastrointestinal mucosal barrier, potentially protecting against damage from environmental toxins and certain medications.

Ovagen Research

Ovagen® is a peptide bioregulator containing a synthesized liver peptide complex composed of amino acids glutamine, asparagine, and leucine. It is primarily researched for its potential effects on liver function and gastrointestinal health.

Hepatoprotection: Ovagen may help normalize liver cell function and protect against various forms of liver damage. Its peptide complex could potentially interact with liver cell DNA, activating genes involved in cellular regeneration and repair.

Metabolic Regulation: The peptide bioregulator may play a role in regulating lipid metabolism and glucose homeostasis. By potentially influencing gene expression in liver cells, Ovagen could help normalize metabolic processes.

Gastrointestinal Support: Ovagen may contribute to the normalization of gastrointestinal tract function. The peptide complex could potentially modulate gene expression in cells lining the digestive tract, which may help improve digestion, nutrient absorption, and overall gut health. This could have implications for treating conditions such as enteropathy and dyspepsia.

Cellular Rejuvenation: The peptide bioregulator may promote cellular rejuvenation through its interaction with DNA. By potentially regulating gene expression and protein synthesis, Ovagen could help restore the function of aging liver cells. This mechanism of action is of particular interest in the field of gerontology and may have implications for supporting liver function in elderly patients.

Detoxification Support: Ovagen may enhance the liver’s natural detoxification processes. By potentially upregulating genes involved in the production of detoxifying enzymes, the peptide bioregulator could help the liver more efficiently process and eliminate toxins. This could have protective effects against environmental pollutants, drug side effects, and the negative impacts of chemotherapy or radiation therapy.

• Hepatitis treatment
• Liver failure
• Chemotherapy support
• Radiation therapy
• Antibiotic side effects
• Toxin exposure
• Malnutrition effects

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