Thymosin

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Description

Thymosin is a Polypeptide Hormone consisting of thirteen Amino Acids produced by the Thymus Gland.

 

Beneficial Biological Functions of Thymosin

Immune System

 Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) patients often exhibit very low levels of Thymosin and supplemental, exogenous Thymosin may therefore improve the function of the Immune System in AIDS patients.

 Thymosin may improve the function of the Immune System in people with Allergies.  [1]

 Synthetic Thymosin is approximately 50% effective in treating some forms of Cancer(when the cause of Cancer is Thymosin deficiency):  [2]

 Thymosin may improve the function of the Immune System in Leukemia patients.  [3]

 Thymosin may improve the function of the Immune System in (Systemic) Lupus Erythematosus patients.  [4]

 Thymosin may improve the function of the Immune System:  [5]

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