The 3 Generations
Understanding the evolution of Khavinson Peptides: from natural extracts to synthesized DNA switches.
Generation 1
Cytomaxes (Natural)
Cytomaxes are the original, natural peptide complexes extracted from the tissues of young, healthy animals (calves or pigs). They contain a complex bouquet of peptides that work synergistically to restore organ function.
Pros
- ✓ High bioavailability and affinity
- ✓ Longest lasting effect (up to 6 months)
- ✓ "Gold Standard" safety profile (40+ years)
Cons
- • Slower onset of action (weeks)
- • More expensive to produce
Examples:
EpithalaminThymalinCortexinRetinalamin
Generation 2
Cytogens (Synthesized)
Cytogens are synthesized short-chain peptides (2-4 amino acids). Scientists analyzed the natural Cytomaxes, identified the active "short chain" molecule responsible for the gene switch, and synthesized it in the lab.
Pros
- ✓ Very fast onset of action (days)
- ✓ Cost-effective
- ✓ Pure molecule, no biological material
Cons
- • Shorter duration of effect
- • Less "holistic" than natural extracts
Examples:
EpitalonVilonCrystagenVesugen
Quick Comparison
| Feature | Cytomaxes (Gen 1) | Cytogens (Gen 2) |
|---|---|---|
| Origin | Natural Animal Extract | Synthesized in Lab |
| Speed of Action | Slow (Cumulative) | Fast (Immediate) |
| Duration | Long (4-6 months) | Short (1-2 months) |
| Best Use | Long-term maintenance & chronic issues | Acute issues & starting a cycle |