Thymus and splenic peptides to enhance the immune system.

Thymus is an important monitoring and control organ of the body's immune system. Unfortunately, its size and function decreases with increasing age.

Protein components of the thymus and spleen are able to strengthen our immune system. Especially thymus peptides have now been studied extensively. They improve the function of T-lymphocytes, the carriers of the so-called cellular immunity, and are very important for fighting cancer cells.

With the beginning of puberty, the thymus regresses (involution), so that for adults, only a residual thymus remains, which mainly consists of fatty tissue.



Since fat tissue is immunologically non-active, there is, however, a huge loss of function.

This loss of function we try to compensate by supplying the patient "from outside" with substances which are normally released physiologically by the thymus.

A peptide therapy as such is not dangerous. The peptides are injected under the skin or into muscles.

After a short time, symptoms such as fatigue, lethargy, poor appetite, pain intensity, nausea, and depression can be reduced.

As a result, there is an improvement in general health and mobility.

The peptide therapy can also improve tumor associated symptoms such as weight loss (cachexia), underweight, and immune deficiency.