VIP (Vasoactive Intestinal Peptide)

What is it?

VIP is a naturally occurring neuropeptide involved in immune regulation, inflammation control, circulation, lung function, gut health, and nervous system support. It is commonly used in chronic inflammatory, respiratory, neurological, and autoimmune-related protocols.

Key Benefits

Powerful anti-inflammatory and immune-balancing effects
Supports lung health and oxygen delivery
May improve cognition, brain fog, and fatigue
Supports gut health and intestinal repair
Enhances circulation and vascular function

Common Uses

VIP is often researched or used in protocols involving:

Chronic inflammation
Mold-related illness
Long COVID
Autoimmune conditions
Respiratory disorders
Brain fog and chronic fatigue
GI inflammation and motility issues

Possible Side Effects

Usually mild:

Flushing
Headache
Dizziness
Fatigue during adjustment period
Nausea
Increased urination
Low blood pressure

Rare:

Temporary anxiety or overstimulation

Contraindications

Do not use if:

Pregnant or breastfeeding
Active infection
Severe hypotension
Active autoimmune flare
Cancer involving angiogenesis risk

VIP Dosing Protocols

General Guidelines

Subcutaneous injection
Dose while fasted
Morning or early afternoon dosing preferred
Stay well hydrated
Daily dosing during cycle

8-Week Protocol

Reconstitution

Mix:

Peptide vial + 2.5mL (250 units) BAC water

Dosing

Week 1

3 units (100mcg)
Once daily
5 days weekly

Weeks 2 to 3

4 units (150mcg)
Once daily
5 days weekly

Weeks 4 to 8

5 units (200mcg)
Once daily
5 days weekly

3-Month Protocol

Reconstitution

Mix:

Peptide vial + 2mL (200 units) BAC water

Dosing

4 units (200mcg)
Once daily
5 days weekly

Suggested Stacks

TA1 for immune support
NAD+ for mitochondrial and recovery support
SS-31 for cellular energy and neuroprotection
BPC-157 for gut and tissue support
Glutathione for antioxidant and detox support
Semax or Selank for cognitive and neuroinflammation support

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