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Vilon: Anyone w/personal experience? Add questions/opinions for my research?

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    Eleanor
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    Howdy All,

    I'm currently taking TA-1 in a particular protocol to calm EBV. Just in case the protocol works, I'd like to keep building on the thymic reaction.

    As usual, few, if any human trials on the Russian bios.

    Experiences with Vilon & opinions welcomed. Thanks!

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      I ran a course of Vilon. I tried the doses from 0.1mg to 3mg, settled at about 1-2mg. My idea was to replicate the primary components of the original Russian "Thymalin" extract. I figured that in 10mg of it could be about 0.5mg Vilon, 0.5mg Crystagen and 0.05mg of Thymogen, so I tried to stack them.
      As for the results, I did not see what I would expect to see from this stack, but I had not much to improve in my blood marker profile, so, it might be a better fit for somebody with a weak immune system or autoimmune problems. Otherwise, it could be a good prophylactics/longevity course once in a while.

      attentiion is all you need

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        I ran a course of Vilon. I tried the doses from 0.1mg to 3mg, settled at about 1-2mg. My idea was to replicate the primary components of the original Russian "Thymalin" extract. I figured that in 10mg of it could be about 0.5mg Vilon, 0.5mg Crystagen and 0.05mg of Thymogen, so I tried to stack them.
        As for the results, I did not see what I would expect to see from this stack, but I had not much to improve in my blood marker profile, so, it might be a better fit for somebody with a weak immune system or autoimmune problems. Otherwise, it could be a good prophylactics/longevity course once in a while.

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        @vpeptides
        Thank you! I would consider stacking with Thymosin Alpha 1, after I get done with the many other protocols.

        Trying to plan my future.

        Proud to be on a gubmint watch list

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          @vpeptides
          Thank you! I would consider stacking with Thymosin Alpha 1, after I get done with the many other protocols.

          Trying to plan my future.

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          @Eleanor Again, I am not expert or professional, but from my level of understanding of information, if I had Lyme disease, I would start the research with Vilon before TA-1, or at least had to be extra slow and low with it. TA-1 is known to boost the immune system, while Vilon and Thymulin should regulate it and bring it into the normal range. Not sure if boosting immunity is safe with autoimmune conditions, I wouldn't suggest it to my friend easily.

          attentiion is all you need

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            @Eleanor Again, I am not expert or professional, but from my level of understanding of information, if I had Lyme disease, I would start the research with Vilon before TA-1, or at least had to be extra slow and low with it. TA-1 is known to boost the immune system, while Vilon and Thymulin should regulate it and bring it into the normal range. Not sure if boosting immunity is safe with autoimmune conditions, I wouldn't suggest it to my friend easily.

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            @vpeptides
            The TA-1 is a part of an EBV protocol, along with SS31. EBV is the major causative effect of my illness right now. The Lyme, is no longer CDC positive. I asked about Vilon because of the pairing it listed on peptideprotocols.com

            Need to get the EBV straightened out more than anything else at present.

            Proud to be on a gubmint watch list

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              I see. You meant peptideprotocols from the domain .app from our explosive friend gym rat. I see he mentions that duo.
              I am researching TA-1 too to see if it can bring down the antibody levels for EBV. I told you already that a fast protocol (1-3 times a day, 1-2 weeks) didn't move the needle on it, even paired with LL-37. Now I switched to 2x a week and I guess will retest in 3-4 months or so. Those tests are not cheap.

              attentiion is all you need

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                I see. You meant peptideprotocols from the domain .app from our explosive friend gym rat. I see he mentions that duo.
                I am researching TA-1 too to see if it can bring down the antibody levels for EBV. I told you already that a fast protocol (1-3 times a day, 1-2 weeks) didn't move the needle on it, even paired with LL-37. Now I switched to 2x a week and I guess will retest in 3-4 months or so. Those tests are not cheap.

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                @vpeptides
                TA-1 with SS31 and NAD+, Monolaurin and others. Started with NAD+, added SS31, now with TA-1. Awaiting a couple of other supps.

                I am also heavily mito damaged and SS31 kicking my butt. Being careful with TA-1. 3 times per wk, 1mg.

                Basic protocol from Dr. Trevor Bachmeyer, but can't manage quite all the things he lists; too much for me. What does not work for you might not be the same case for me. All I can do is give it a try. Have to filter out the ego and BS and get to what I know I need.

                You're probably younger than I am and in even the years between 65 and 70, there's a huge shift.

                Proud to be on a gubmint watch list

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                  @vpeptides
                  TA-1 with SS31 and NAD+, Monolaurin and others. Started with NAD+, added SS31, now with TA-1. Awaiting a couple of other supps.

                  I am also heavily mito damaged and SS31 kicking my butt. Being careful with TA-1. 3 times per wk, 1mg.

                  Basic protocol from Dr. Trevor Bachmeyer, but can't manage quite all the things he lists; too much for me. What does not work for you might not be the same case for me. All I can do is give it a try. Have to filter out the ego and BS and get to what I know I need.

                  You're probably younger than I am and in even the years between 65 and 70, there's a huge shift.

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                  @Eleanor how are you planning to evaluate the effect of this protocol? Specific tests, self-evaluation, do you keep a log of changes, doses, test results and self-observations? I know it helps me a lot to write it down every change I do.

                  attentiion is all you need

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                    My insurance pays for it. My Dr. was one of the 1st to treat HIV & Lyme and goes through all that.

                    Proud to be on a gubmint watch list

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