Q1, Q2 & Q3 Published Clinical Studies
Our study on the Kiperin Double Hydrolyzed Collagen Peptides formulation has been published in Cellular and Molecular Biology Letters, a Q3-ranked scientific journal based in Basel, Switzerland. The research scientifically demonstrated the formulation’s biological effects at the cellular level and its potential impact on antioxidant response mechanisms. The findings provide further scientific evidence supporting the efficacy and innovation behind Kiperin’s collagen peptide formulations
Our study on the Kiperin Postbiotic formulation has been published in Biomedicines, a Switzerland-based, high-impact Q1 scientific journal. The research scientifically demonstrated the formulation’s positive effects on fibroblast functions, oxidative stress regulation, and immune-related gene expression. These findings provide strong scientific evidence supporting the biological activity and innovative potential of Kiperin’s postbiotic formulation.
Our scientific study on the Kiperin Multi-Component Magnesium Formula was published in Scientific Reports, a Q1-ranked journal within the Nature Publishing Group. The research demonstrated that the magnesium formulation inhibited the proliferation of colon cancer cells while supporting the viability of healthy colon cells. In addition, its potential to enhance magnesium absorption and provide supportive effects on the muscular system was scientifically evaluated and documented.
A scientific study on Kiperin Mind Focus demonstrated its ability to support learning, memory, and behavioral performance under chronic stress conditions. The research showed that Mind Focus reduced stress-related structural and biochemical changes in key brain regions while helping maintain cognitive and exploratory functions.Brain tissue analyses further indicated that the formulation reduced oxidative stress and inflammatory responses, supporting the functional integrity of brain tissue. The study was published in a prestigious Q1-ranked scientific journal.
Our study on Kiperin Purple Collagen was published in Oncology Letters, a respected international peer-reviewed journal in oncology. The research demonstrated that the Purple Collagen complex reduced cell proliferation and migration in colon and pancreatic cancer cell models. The study also highlighted its regulatory effects on cellular mechanisms related to oxidative stress and apoptosis, further supporting the scientific foundation of the formulation.
Our Ethics Committee Approvals
Ethics Committee Approval for the Clinical Study Evaluating the Impact of Type I and Type III Collagen Supplementation on Quality of Life
Ethics Committee Approval for the Animal Study Assessing the Effects of Mind Focus on Brain Function and Behavior
Ethics Committee Approval for the Cell Culture Study of Purple Collagen on Normal and Cancer Cell Lines
Ethics Committee Approval for the Cell Culture Study Evaluating the Effects of Postbiotic Supplementation
Ethics Committee Approval for the Cell Culture Study of Classic Collagen on Normal and Cancer Cell Lines
Ethics Committee Approval for the Cell Culture Study Evaluating the Effects of Cranberry Supplementation
Ethics Committee Approval for the Cell Culture Study Evaluating the Effects of Magnesium Supplementation
Ethics Committee Approval for the Clinical Study Evaluating the Effects of Collagen Supplementation on Knee Cartilage Health
Ethics Committee Approval for the Dermatology Study Evaluating the Clinical Effects of Collagen Supplementation on Skin Health
