Inmune System

Detoxifying our bodies can prove to be challenging, particularly in today’s modern world where we constantly face an onslaught of prolonged exposures. The following set of peptides offer a compelling solution to fortify the immune system, and turbocharge vital detoxification pathways—spanning across the liver, kidneys, lungs, skin, and lymphatic system.

NOTE: These peptides have been used to treat diseases like: Immune dysfunction, hepatitis B virus (HBV), hepatitis C virus (HCV), certain types of cancers, arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis (RA), systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE), chronic fatigue, lyme’s disease, HIV/AIDS, and other autoimmune diseases.

Thymosin Alpha-1

28 amino acids & has a 2-3 hour half-life

TA1 is a peptide produced by the thymus gland and plays a role and one of the oldest peptides with the most amount of studies showing remarkable immune-boosting benefits, and immune system regulation. TA-1 has clinically shown to improve cell-mediated immunity in humans. This peptide has been clinically proven to reduce the mortality of severe COVID-19 victims (68%) by reversion of exhausted T-cells and restoration of lymphocytopenia. TA1 has also been studied for its therapeutic applications in various medical conditions, including viral infections, cancer, and autoimmune diseases. It is available for medical use and is often used to support immune function in diseases.

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Thymulin

32 amino acids & has a 10 minutes half-life

Thymulin, also known as Serum Thymic Factor, is a peptide produced by the thymus gland and plays a role in immune modulation, wound healing, inflammation, and other physiological processes. Its immuno-regulatory activities are centered primarily on the augmentation of T-cell function. Additionally, Thymulin has shown potential in enhancing the body’s natural defense mechanisms, making it a promising candidate in immune-supportive therapies. Several studies also suggest its effects may be beneficial in managing autoimmune diseases and age-related disorders.

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