thymus extract or thymic protein w/o maltodextrin?

[ebethc]

I like the results I'm getting w ProBoost (thymic protein) but don't want the maltodextrin. Can anyone recommend a high-quality thymus extract product? I don't know if there are any other thymic protein products out there, but I'd like to stick w that if possible. Supposedly, it's better than thymus glandulars.

thanks

 

[junkcrap50]

I like the results I'm getting w ProBoost (thymic protein) but don't want the maltodextrin. Can anyone recommend a high-quality thymus extract product? I don't know if there are any other thymic protein products out there, but I'd like to stick w that if possible. Supposedly, it's better than thymus glandulars.

thanks

You can look into the peptides Thymosin Alpha-1 and Thymosin Beta-4. I believe Thymosin Alpha-1 is thymic protein A. I've had fantastic results with these peptides, but nothing noticable on ProBoost. I don't know of any other thymic protein A products out there besides ProBoost.

 

[ebethc]

You can look into the peptides Thymosin Alpha-1 and Thymosin Beta-4. I believe Thymosin Alpha-1 is thymic protein A. I've had fantastic results with these peptides, but nothing noticable on ProBoost. I don't know of any other thymic protein A products out there besides ProBoost.

can you tell me what the brands are for these variations? thx

EDIT: it looks like these are Rx only... This is interesting, but I'm looking for something that's OTC

Thymosin Alpha-1 - for chronic hep B; ZADAXIN (thymalfasin)
https://www.rxlist.com/zadaxin-drug.htm#indications_dosage

 

[junkcrap50]

There's no brands. It's a research peptide. I get mine from a compounding pharmacy, but you can get it without a Rx from several research peptide websites such as https://www.peptidesciences.com/thymosin-alpha-1-3mg. But that's at one's own risk.

I did not know there are actual drugs of this peptide. I've never heard of Zadaxin.

I don't think there are other supplements with Thymic Protein A. I thought ProBoost was unique in that. There might be some supplements that include thymic enzymes or dried calf/pig thymus, but none that have specifically the peptides.

 

[ebethc]

There's no brands. It's a research peptide. I get mine from a compounding pharmacy, but you can get it without a Rx from several research peptide websites such as https://www.peptidesciences.com/thymosin-alpha-1-3mg. But that's at one's own risk.

I did not know there are actual drugs of this peptide. I've never heard of Zadaxin.

I don't think there are other supplements with Thymic Protein A. I thought ProBoost was unique in that. There might be some supplements that include thymic enzymes or dried calf/pig thymus, but none that have specifically the peptides.

yeah, buying something like this from a random website isn't something I'd do, but good to know about the compounding... esp. because I happen to know of a good compounding pharmacy...

I don't have a doctor to rx this at the moment, so back to finding something quality and OTC

 

[Runner5]

Is it working for you?

If your thyroid is fine and you take the extract you could (i.e. WILL) ruin your thyroid. Man, that's a tough route. I wrote about how a lot of this metabolic damage and issues might not be thyroid at all - it's kidney based on research by Dr. Kempner in the 50's. It's on my rambling blog.

My symptoms mimic thyroid and I really thought - okay test results are just wrong. I've had them done 5 times now but they have to be wrong, these are my symptoms! But it wasn't thyroid, it was kidney because when I changed everything up for kidney function the lights came back on.

Just a thought for ya' If the extract is working, then go for it.