Lol I’m definitely not gaining anything from it. It’s definitely no coincidence that we are both Australian. I found him initially because I was searching for adipose derived stem cell clinics in Australia and it just so happens that I saw all the studies about the ZT.
with his vampire teeth.
I would like to know the role of Anti–interleukin-17 in this treatment also if using minoxidil at the same time would be a good or bad idea and the storage of the freeze dried Thymulin(after all it will be a years supply).
thats ambitious , the Anti–interleukin-17 study was published like 2 weeks ago , half doctors barely know how finasteride works and its been out for 30 years
In the results, a 90 year old man regrew hair that was lost for well over 30 years. I don’t know what else to say besides that. Thymulin is a relatively new peptide which is extremely anti-inflammatory and can induce neogenesis, meaning creating new blood vessels... sounds amazing on paper. But nobody really knows what this is capable of. There have been anecdotal reports of some bodybuilders using thymus peptides to speed up recovery time, and they just so happen to notice their hair regrowing in bald spots and gaining pigment if it was greying. I think this can regrow hair lost for years, but again nobody completely knows yet.
by this do you mean thymulin increasing by using tb500 or just thymulin on it's own?
I’m referring to bodybuilders using tb500 for a few months noticing hair growth, but I’m not sure I understand your question
I think I'm just a bit confused as to how tb500 leads to thymulin as I thought thymosin and thymulin were different and might not give off the same effects but as I said I'm just a bit unclear on the whole topic
Thymosin and thymulin are both produced by the thymus, a lymphoid organ that begins to shrink rapidly after puberty and eventually is so small it is almost indistinguishable. This organ produces T-cells, responsible for many immune reactions. Both thymosin and thymulin are very similar.
Knows yet? do you know if anymore studies are currently underway on this?
The study posted here was the first one to ever be conducted on humans. I believe there were 2 other studies tested in vitro on human cells that confirmed its ability to fight inflammation and potentially regrow hair, but that was many years ago. This won't be abandoned, ive been in conversation with the doctor and should be available within the next few weeks.