Cardiovascular & heart
Myocardium, vascular wall, lungs-as-circulation, and thymus - four organs, four bottles.
How this stack supports cardiovascular function
Four organs, four bottles: myocardium, lung (oxygen delivery), vascular wall, and thymus. Catalogs sell this as a circulatory box - cardiac muscle integrity, pulmonary load, vessel elasticity, and an immune overlay. It is not one “cardio peptide,” not a statin, and not an FDA heart protocol.
Chelohart is the heart Cytomax; Ventfort is the aorta/vascular Cytomax; Taxorest is the lung extract (oxygen delivery story); Vladonix is the oral thymus (immune overlay catalogs always add). Four organs, four bottles - not one “cardio peptide.”
Chelohart
CapsulesThe cardiac-tissue capsule. Catalogs put it here for myocardial peptide fractions - contractility and cardiac-cell metabolism in the school’s telling. Capsules only. Not a beta-blocker and not carvedilol. Cardiogen is the cytogen if the bottle is a sequence, not an extract.
Taxorest
CapsulesIn the cardio box because the school treats pulmonary efficiency as part of circulatory load - oxygen delivery to the heart, not a rescue inhaler. A lung extract. Not a bronchodilator and not Bronchogen unless you bought the cytogen.
Ventfort
CapsulesAorta / vessel-wall Cytomax - the shared perfusion bottle on almost every stack. Elasticity and endothelial folklore. Strengthens the pipes, not the pump. Vesugen (KED) is the cytogen counterpart.
Vladonix
CapsulesOral thymus complex. Catalogs add it as an immune overlay on vascular-inflammation folklore - not thymosin alpha-1 and not injectable Thymalin. A 20-day capsule course is not an anti-inflammatory drug.
Recommended catalog course (≈3-month cycle)
Capsule counts and day-length are manufacturer-catalog folklore, not an FDA label. Forms are the real SKUs: Cytomax = capsules; cytogens = capsules or lyophilized vials; Pinalex = tablets; pharma extracts = injectables.
| Compound | Form | Dose | Course | Role |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chelohart | Capsules | 1–2 capsules / day | 30 days | Myocardium leaf |
| Taxorest | Capsules | 1 capsule / day | 30 days | Lung / oxygenation leaf |
| Ventfort | Capsules | 1–2 capsules / day | 30 days | Vessel wall / perfusion |
| Vladonix | Capsules | 1 capsule / day | 20 days | Thymus overlay |
Cycle duration
- Active: About 30 days of capsules (Vladonix often listed shorter, ~20 days).
- Rest: Roughly two months off before repeating - NPCRIZ folklore, not a validated washout.
- How often: Catalogs run 2–3 courses a year. Not a forever daily stack.
- Timing: Best taken in the morning with water, about 30 minutes before meals. That empty-stomach timing is the manufacturer user-guide preference - boxes labeled as supplements sometimes print “with food.”
Forms, crystal clear
Swallowed capsules or tablets, or lyophilized vials reconstituted for SubQ. Nobody ships Khavinson bioregulators as sublingual tablets. Only cytogen / extract vials belong in a reconstitution calculator.
Optional / adjacent leaves
Same organ story, different SKU class - cytogen (capsules or vial), extract, tablet blend, or later commercial kit.
Cardiogen is synthetic Ala-Glu-Asp-Arg (AEDR), the myocardial cytogen. Chelohart is the heart Cytomax. AEDR is not SS-31 (elamipretide) and not a beta-blocker.
Open Cardiogen →Vesugen is synthetic Lys-Glu-Asp (KED), the endothelial cytogen. Ventfort is the vessel Cytomax complex. KED is not Crystagen and not a nitric-oxide donor drug.
Open Vesugen →Adjacent levers - not Khavinson
People searching this job often already use these. Different pharmacology. Not substitutes for the organ extracts above.
Western peptides
- BPC-157
Different pharmacology - angiogenesis / NO folklore, not a Khavinson vascular cytogen.
- TB-500
Systemic actin / endothelial folklore - not Ventfort, not a vascular Cytomax.
- SS-31
Mitochondrial cardiolipin research peptide. Different molecule, different evidence.
- MOTS-c
Mitochondrial ORF peptide. Exercise-capacity literature, not Chelohart.
- Retatrutide
Triple agonist for weight - CV risk via adiposity, not a heart extract.
Supplements people already use
- CoQ10 (200–400 mg). Mitochondrial / cardiac energy literature - separate evidence body from Khavinson extracts.
- Omega-3 (EPA/DHA). Lipid and inflammation literature. Not a substitute for Ventfort.
- Magnesium glycinate. Common vascular-relaxation add-on. Watch kidney function and other meds.
- Dihydroberberine. Glucose / lipid folklore people already use. Not a heart Cytomax.
- L-citrulline. NO / vasodilation pathway - different pharmacology than a vessel extract.
Lifestyle
- Zone 2 cardio. 3–4× / week is the boring intervention that actually moves VO2 and resting HR.
- HIIT. 1–2× / week for VO2 if a clinician already cleared you. Not a capsule indication.
- Sleep. 7–9 hours. HRV and blood pressure care more about this than a 20-day thymus capsule.
- Diet. Mediterranean-pattern, less ultra-processed. Not a peptide indication.
- Time-restricted eating. If you already do 16:8, keep it. These capsules are still empty-stomach in the morning - that is absorption folklore, not autophagy protocol.
- Blood pressure. Home cuff. If you are on antihypertensives, this stack is not a reason to stop them.
Safety & monitoring
Labs
If you are actually tracking a heart: lipid panel, apoB, hs-CRP, fasting glucose/insulin. Troponin only if a clinician orders it.
What to track
Resting heart rate, home BP, HRV if you already wear a device. Do not invent a “bioregulator echo.”
When this is the wrong tool
Acute coronary syndrome, decompensated heart failure, and anticoagulant decisions belong to a physician. These capsules are not a known drug-interaction monograph - they are also not a treatment.
Timeline honesty
Manufacturer copy talks in weeks. Treat any HRV/BP change as nonspecific unless you and a clinician are measuring it. Full “remodeling” claims are marketing.
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Ready to map the bottles
Every name above is a live leaf - capsules, tablets, or vials - not a sublingual melt and not a testimonial.