Reverse Vision Decline? Visoluten’s Eye-Opening Results (Backed by Science)
One of the most common questions I get is what peptides can help with eyesight. As we age, most of us deal with some form of vision decline, whether that's macular degeneration, near-sightedness, or just the daily grind of staring at screens. Today I want to break down Visoluten, the retina bioregulator, and what the research actually shows.
My Own Eyes Aren't What They Used to Be
For most of my life, I had really good vision. When I'd get physicals, I was hitting 20/15, 20/12, 20/10. Pretty fortunate.
But as I've gotten older and spent more time on computers, I've noticed a decline. My eyesight is still good, but it ain't what it once was, to quote Toby Keith.
That's why I'm excited about Visoluten. It can help repair eyesight and restore some of what's been lost. I've heard of people getting off glasses using it. I can't promise that, but it's an affordable supplement worth trying.
What Visoluten Actually Is
Like all bioregulators, Visoluten is a biologically active food supplement containing a complex of low molecular weight peptides. It's derived from the eye tissue of young animals like calves or pigs.
If this is your first bioregulator video, don't freak out. Plenty of supplements are made this way. Desiccated beef liver, beef thymus, porcine thyroid (which is a prescription). Same general approach.
It comes in capsules with 10mg of the active substance. The cool part is it's natural, not a synthetic chemical.
How It Works
Visoluten has a tissue-specific effect on eye cells. It works through a few mechanisms.
It enhances cellular metabolism specifically in eye tissues. It also acts as an antioxidant, preventing oxidative damage and regulating peroxidation processes within the eyes. That oxidative damage is often what leads to degeneration over time.
It also helps the eye adapt to extreme environmental conditions. In 2025, that mostly means screens. Our ancestors never came close to the eye load we deal with daily.
The Clinical Data
There's actually a decent amount of research on this going back years.
The first study I want to talk about ran from January to August 2011. They looked at patients with dystrophic retinal diseases and post-traumatic corneal dystrophies. 49 patients split into two groups. 20 got conventional therapy. 29 got Visoluten plus conventional treatment.
Dosing was 1 to 3 capsules, 2 to 3 times daily, for 30 days. Oral. No injections.
The results were strong. Patients on Visoluten showed significant improvement in visual acuity compared to the control group. The number of patients with severe visual impairment dropped from 35.7% to 16.5%. Electrophysiological studies showed enhanced retinal function with improved ERG readings in both A wave and B wave amplitude.
Patients with post-traumatic keratoconjunctivitis healed faster. Symptoms like photophobia and lacrimation cleared up. Recovery time was 2.4 times faster than the control group.
For postoperative use, Visoluten reduced complications and accelerated rehab in 86.7% of patients who had keratoplasty or vitreoretinal surgery.
The Bigger Study
There's an even bigger one. Done between 1995 and 2010 at a medical center in St. Petersburg. 1,500 patients.
Of those, 40% had macular degeneration, 30% had diabetic retinopathy, 23% had retinitis pigmentosa, and about 6% had other eye diseases.
The results: 95% of patients experienced enhanced visual function. Only 5%, mostly those with advanced retinal lesions, didn't report changes.
Here's the part that really got me. None of the patients experienced worsening vision during the study. With something like macular degeneration or diabetic retinopathy, just stopping the decline is a win. 95% actually improved. I can't say that about many other eye therapies.
How to Use It
For degenerative retinal disease, 1 to 3 capsules, 2 to 3 times daily for 15 to 30 days. Use your own discretion based on what you can afford.
For post-traumatic corneal dystrophies, 2 to 3 capsules, 2 to 3 times daily for 15 to 30 days.
For preventative use (this is most of us watching), 1 capsule 2 times daily for 15 to 30 days. Good for prolonged screen exposure or harsh environments.
For post-surgical rehab, lean closer to the post-traumatic dose.
Stacking
Visoluten pairs well with Cerluten, Pinealon, and Pinealex.
I'd also add SLU-PP-332 to that list. It enhances metabolism in eye tissue because there are a lot of estrogen-related receptors in the eyes. I've talked to people who've gotten great results from SLU alone. Pair SLU with Visoluten and you'd see really strong results.
Side Effects and Storage
Side effects are virtually zero. Well tolerated, no reported complications, no dependence.
If you have known hypersensitivity to any components, skip it. Not recommended for women who are pregnant or breastfeeding.
Store in a dry, dark place, 2 to 25 degrees Celsius. Five-year shelf life from date of manufacture.
My Take
Visoluten is one of the simpler bioregulators to use, and almost everyone could benefit from it. If you're dealing with eye strain from screens, recovering from a procedure like LASIK, or watching your vision slowly decline with age, this is worth trying. The data on macular degeneration and diabetic retinopathy alone makes it stand out, since most therapies for those conditions are just trying to slow the bleeding. Affordable, easy to take, and the safety profile is about as clean as it gets.
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Hey everybody, this is Hunter Williams. I hope you're doing amazing wherever you are in the world. Today I am bringing you my video on Visolutin, which is the retina bioregulator or the bi oregulator for your eyes. So I'd say probably one of the more common questions I've gotten through the years is like, what peptides can I use to enhance my eyesight? Obviously most people as they age suffer from macular degeneration, Which is just, you know, losing their eyesight, whether they're near sighted, far sight, whatever it is. I'd say for much of my life, I've been fortunate in terms of vision.
When I was younger, had really good vision, you know, like when I would get physicals, usually have like 2015, 2012, 2010, whatever. I'm in my eyes and I notice as I got older and into my older years now, working on computers does not do well for the eyes. So even though I'd say my eyesight is still really good, I can see from decently far away. I ain't what I once was. Or ain' as good as I was to quote Toby Keith.
But I would say that while it's still good I could definitely notice that there has been a decline. One thing I'm really excited about is V-Soluten because it does help Uh, repair eyesight and kind of restore some of that. And I know people have gotten off classes using it. So I can't make that same promise to you, but at the very least, uh, it's a relatively affordable supplement that we can all try and, ah, add into our lives to improve eyesight, which is pretty cool. I would say even like, you know, we'll, I'll save that for later.
What we, what we compare with. Um, At the time of this video, we are working on something called a bi-regular cheat sheet. So that should be available very soon, if not already for you guys. Check that out because we have comprehensive guides on how to stack these and everything like that. Without further ado, I'm going to share my screen and today we're going talk about Visolutin. Hey, everybody. My name is Hunter Williams. And today we are talking about B. solutin, which is the retina slash vision bioregulator.
So let's get into it. Let's break it down. It is, again, as with all bi regulators, a biologically active food supplement that contains a complex of low molecular weight peptides. derived from the eye tissue of young animals, such as calves or pigs. Again, if this is your first video watching about regulators, don't freak out with that. We have plenty of things that are made in a similar way. Very, various supplements are on Amazon right now. You know, desiccated beef liver, designated beef thymus, dedicated porcine thyroid, which is a prescription that made and very much the same manner that
these are. So again, what's cool about this, is it's not a synthetic chemical, not that there's anything wrong with synthetic chemicals on the whole. But the way it's made is much more natural and it is going to have some pretty cool effects in terms of our eyesight. So it available in capsules containing 10mg of the active sublimates. Let's see what's going on here with Visolutin. It exhibits a tissue specific effect just on the eye cells which aids in the restoration of visual function in cases of degeneration, trauma or other disorders with our eyes.
So the way they work is through one metabolic regulation. So it enhances the cellular metabolism, specifically in the eye tissues. It also works as an antioxidant in eyes, so it prevents oxidative damage and regulates a pair oxidation processes within the eyes. Again, which is often what leads to this degeneration over time. And also aids in recovery of vision related disorders and it improves adaptation. so that heals the I to adjust to extreme environmental conditions. which in the case of here in 2025 is oftentimes overloading our eyes with screens in a way that our ancestors didn't ever come close to.
So let's look at some of the clinical data. What's cool about these is we have clinical going back a lot of time. The more prominent one that I found was done from January to August 2011, so an eight month period. And it was looked at in patients with dystrophic retinal diseases and post-traumatic endothelial epithelium corneal dystrophies. So 49 patients were divided into two groups. We had 20 patients in the control group that received conventional therapy and then 29 patients received B. salutin along with the conventional treatment.
And Vesolutin was administered orally, 1 to 3 capsules, 2 to three times daily, just for 30 days. So, very easy. No injections, no pain. Just pop a capsule. And patients were assessed before and after treatment using standard ophthalogical methods, including visual acuity tests, contrast sensitivity studies, and electrophysiological studies. What did we find out? from that. So patients receiving visolutin demonstrated significant improvement in visual acuity compared to the control group. The number of patients with severe visual impairment decreased from a 35.7% to 16.5% after treatment with visolutin compared only a minor improvement,
the Control Group. Again, of the people with Severe Visual Improvement, they started with 35%, 20% of those people ended up moving from severe to not having severe visual impairment. So electrophysiological studies also showed enhanced retinal function with improvements in ERG readings, specifically in the A wave and B wave amplitude. Patients with post-traumatic keratoconjunctivitis experienced faster corneal healing and reduced symptoms, such as photophobia and lacrimation,
shortening recovery time by 2.4 times compared to the control group. And I think this was pretty cool. The postoperative use of V-solutin, so after someone had an operation on their eye, Reduce complications and accelerate rehabilitation in 86.7% of patients who underwent keratoplasty or vitreo retinal surgery. So pretty cool in terms of what it's doing there. Now I did find another one. This was actually done over a long time. It was between 1995 and 2010 in the medical center of St. Petersburg. They looked at 1500 patients. Of those 1500, patients 40% had macular degeneration.
30% have diabetic retinopathy. 23% had retinitis pigmentosa and 6.4% have other eye diseases. So they went very much under similar circumstances and they looked at kind of the same things. And the results were that 95% of patients experience enhanced visual function. Only 5% patients with advanced retinal lesions did not report changes post-treatment.
But I would say that is pretty effective that 90% percent of people using this bioregulator did improve their vision. So the odds are in our favor, so to speak, but importantly, none of the patients experienced worsening visual functions during the study, which is pretty cool. Cause I mean, you look at something like macular degeneration or diabetic retinopathy, that's almost like, good luck trying to stem the tide of that. So what's cool about that is that none these 1500 patients had any worsing of their symptoms and 95% actually enhanced their vision,
Which is cool, I can't say that about a lot of other therapies for the eyes. Here's the recommended uses. So if it is a degenerative retinal disease, you know, just, something that you're going through, those are just going to be one to three capsules, two to times a day for 15 to 30 days. You know you kind of have to use your own discretion as how many capsula you take and also to what you can afford. Post-traumatic corneal dystrophies, 2 to 3 capsulas per day, to 2-3 times daily for fifteen to thirty days and then preventative use,
this would be for myself and probably a lot of you watching. For individuals exposed to eye strain, which would be prolonged screen exposure or nasty environments, one capsule two times a day for 15 to 30 days. And then obviously if you have an eye surgery administered as part of a post-surgical rehab program to accelerate, I would obviously put it somewhere closer to like that post traumatic amount that you would do. It also pairs well with Serlutin, Penalon, and Penalex. I would also just add in there, too, I forgot to write this when I was putting the slides, but SLU PP332 does enhance metabolism in the eye tissue as well,
because there's a lot of estrogen-related receptors in eyes. So SL U is doing some good things there. If you were to pair SL with this, you'd see really, really good results. As well I've talked to a lotta people that have just used SL to get good result. Again, what's cool about these side effects, virtually zero. You can't say all the way zero, but it's been well tolerated with no reported side-effects, complications or dependence. Individuals with known hypersensitivity to any components should stay away. And it is not recommended for women that are pregnant or breastfeeding.
Then just keep it a dry, dark place, two to 25 degrees Celsius. Shelf life is five years from the date of manufacture. Just to sum up, It's really cool with these cause they're very simple to use, you know, um, and relatively affordable. And so by restoring eye tissue metabolism and providing essential support for retinal and corneal health, it demonstrates promising therapeutic potential for patients suffering from degenerative eye disease, uh, trauma related conditions and those in need of preventative care.
So, I think it's definitely something that everyone should take a look at. In the grand kaleidoscope of bioregulators, one that almost everyone could benefit from, even people at a younger age. That is it for the slides. And that is the guide to B. solutin. As you can see, pretty simple, especially relative to some of the peptides and other more complex concepts I talk about, but pretty cool nonetheless. So again, the goal with these is just get the information out there, empower people to be able to use these things.
Obviously too, we're doing that through bio-longevity labs. Check it out at bio longevity labs, We have these, they're pretty, cool. They do a lot of really cool things to help. And I would say if you're someone that is suffering from any sort of eye strain issues all the way up to someone, that might have had a procedure done on your eyes. LASIK or anything like that. This would be really cool to add alongside some of the other peptides and things we talk about to help heal. So I appreciate you guys. Thank you so much. My heart overflows with gratitude. I'd love to hear your feedback on all these and I will talk to you in the next one.
Peace.
