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ARA‑290 16 mg: Anti‑Inflammatory & Tissue‑Protective Peptide

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ARA‑290 (also known as Cibinetide or PH‑BSP) is a synthetic peptide derived from erythropoietin. It activates the body’s innate repair receptor to help reduce inflammation, support nerve function, improve metabolic health, and speed tissue repair—without increasing red blood cell production.

Why Researchers Choose ARA‑290

  • Reduces inflammation & eases chronic pain – Acts on TRPV1 to dampen nerve pain and inflammatory signaling

  • Improves neuropathy & nerve health – Phase 2 trials show increased corneal nerve density and reduced pain in diabetic neuropathy 

  • Metabolic benefits – Lowers HbA1c and improves cholesterol profiles in type 2

  • Promotes tissue repair – Enhances wound healing, angiogenesis, and organ protection in preclinical models

How It Works (Simple): Modeled after a small part of erythropoietin, ARA‑290 targets a specialized tissue repair receptor (TPR) to switch off inflammation and turn on healing pathways—without affecting red blood cells.

FAQs Q: How quickly do effects appear? A: Improvements in nerve pain, inflammation, and tissue repair have been seen in lab and clinical settings within 2–4 weeks 

Q: Is it safe? A: Tolerated well in both animal and human trials, with minimal side effects even at high doses

Order ARA‑290 16 mg today—support your research on inflammation, neuropathy, metabolic health, and tissue repair with confidence.

What Experts Have Said About Peptides

The individuals quoted below are not affiliated with or endorsing Ryvéa. These quotes are drawn from public sources and are included for educational purposes only.

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Gary Brecka

Biohacker & Wellness Expert

“Injury, gut issues, chronic pain? BPC‑157 might be the healing peptide you need. Your body already knows how to heal—peptides just help it.”

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Gary Brecka

Biohacker & Wellness Expert

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Tony Robbins

Motivational Coach & Author

“The peptide BPC‑157 may promote speedier recovery from ligament tear reconstruction and rotator cuff tendon injuries.”

Tony Robbins

Motivational Coach & Author

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Jennifer Aniston

Hollywood Celeb & Skincare Advocate

“I do think [peptide injections] are the future.”

Jennifer Aniston

Hollywood Celeb & Skincare Advocate

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Dr. Sogol Ash 

Naturopath & Longevity Doc

“Incorporating peptides like BPC‑157, MOTS‑c, thymosin beta‑4, and GHK‑Cu for cell repair, mitochondrial function, and skin regeneration.”

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Dr. Sogol Ash

Naturopath & Longevity Doc

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Dr. Shereene Idriss

Celebrity Dermatologist

“Peptides help with texture, skin strength, and overall resilience of your skin. They work by tricking your skin into believing there is a wound…”

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Dr. Shereene Idriss

 Celebrity Dermatologist

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Joe Rogan

Podcaster & Fitness Enthusiast

Rogan has shared that “growth hormone–releasing peptides (GHRPs)… promote muscle growth, improved recovery, and better overall well‑being.

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Joe Rogan

Podcaster & Fitness Enthusiast

Seeing results first hand