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“But studied these two dramatically, Thymosin Alpha-1 and Thymosin Beta-4. The French came up with the actual main thymus hormone, which is Thymulin. Not Thymalin. Thymalin is the Russian polypeptide mix. Thymulin is a 9-amino acid peptide. That is the marker. It also has very interesting neurological effects, which I think you'll find interesting.”
“Thymulin is this peptide that's secreted by thymus, dramatically decreases with age, is zinc-dependent. So biology likes to use metals with different amino acid structures, hemoglobin with iron, GHK copper with copper.”
“Thymulin is zinc-dependent. So it's a 9-amino acid peptide with zinc inside. To do its effects, that will develop NK cells and T cells, stimulate the immune response. But also in the animal models, not replicated in humans yet, when they take out the pituitary and then inject, you know, ACTH or ACG, the amount of Thymulin sensitizes the end organ to production of the targeted hormone.”
“the more interesting ones. There's synthetic thymic peptides, Thymosin Alpha-1, Thymosin Beta-4, Thymulin. And there's purified thymic extracts. There's the, the two different research committees that exist when it comes to thymus. Which one will be more advantageous?”