VIP (Vasoactive Intestinal Peptide)
Vasoactive Intestinal Peptide (VIP) is a naturally occurring neuropeptide made by the body. It helps different systems “communicate,” especially the nervous, immune, gut, and respiratory systems.
💡 What VIP Does in the Body
VIP plays a role in:
🧠 Nervous System Support
  • Helps regulate circadian rhythm
  • Supports relaxation signaling
  • Modulates neuroinflammation
🫁 Lung & Airway Function
  • Bronchodilation (relaxes airway muscles)
  • Supports oxygen exchange
🧬 Immune Modulation
  • Helps balance inflammatory response
  • Can reduce excessive cytokine signaling
🫀 Blood Vessel Regulation
  • Causes vasodilation (widens blood vessels)
  • Influences blood flow and blood pressure
🔬 Why People Talk About VIP Peptide
In research and certain medical settings, VIP has been explored for:
  • Mold toxicity protocols
  • Chronic inflammatory response syndrome (CIRS)
  • Autoimmune regulation
  • Pulmonary conditions
⚠️ Important: VIP is not a casual supplement peptide. It is typically used under medical supervision and often compounded as a nasal spray in certain protocols.
🧪 How It’s Typically Used (Educational Only)
  • Often administered as a nasal spray
  • Sometimes prescribed after specific lab markers are stabilized
  • Requires monitoring because it can affect blood pressure
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VIP (Vasoactive Intestinal Peptide)
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