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Calm Core (KPV) 10mg

Calm Core (KPV) 10mg

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Calm Core – KPV

What is KPV (Calm Core)?
KPV is a naturally occurring tripeptide (Lysine-Proline-Valine) derived from the hormone α-MSH (alpha-melanocyte-stimulating hormone). It is known for its strong anti-inflammatory and healing properties, without the side effects of steroids or immunosuppressants. KPV is widely researched for calming systemic inflammation, supporting gut health, and promoting skin repair.


Key Biological Functions

  • Potently reduces inflammation by modulating immune pathways

  • Helps calm overactive immune responses

  • Protects and repairs the gut lining

  • Promotes skin healing and reduces irritation

  • Acts as a natural alternative to stronger anti-inflammatories


Key Benefits

  • Reduces redness, swelling, and inflammation throughout the body

  • Supports gut health and may help with colitis, IBS, or leaky gut

  • Promotes faster skin healing from irritation, wounds, or breakouts

  • Helps modulate immune activity without heavy suppression

  • Can support recovery from inflammatory flare-ups or injuries


When Do You Need Calm Core (KPV)?

  • You struggle with chronic inflammation or flare-ups

  • You want support for gut lining repair and digestive balance

  • You deal with skin irritation, breakouts, or wounds

  • You want a gentle, peptide-based anti-inflammatory option

  • You need a non-steroidal alternative for calming the body


Avoid if

  • You have hypersensitivity to peptides

  • You are pregnant or breastfeeding (safety not established)

  • You have uncontrolled infections or immune conditions needing active treatment

  • You are combining with other strong immunomodulators without guidance


⚠️ Reminder: Calm Core (KPV) is intended for research use only. While it shows promise in reducing inflammation and promoting gut/skin healing, standardized dosing protocols are still being studied.

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