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Also known as: Thymus extract, TFX, Thymic factor X
Thymalin is a thymic peptide research compound (not FDA-approved for human use) studied for immune restoration. Thymalin is a polypeptide extract from the thymus gland studied in Russian research for restoring immune function and extending healthspan, particularly in aging populations. Research dose: 10–10 mg daily x 10 days. Half-life: not established. Available from COA-verified vendors with code PEPTIDEX for up to 20% off.
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Polypeptide extract from animal thymus gland containing a mixture of thymic hormones including thymulin, thymosin, and thymopoietin. Restores thymic function, promotes T-cell differentiation and matur
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Compare All VendorsPolypeptide extract from animal thymus gland containing a mixture of thymic hormones including thymulin, thymosin, and thymopoietin. Restores thymic function, promotes T-cell differentiation and maturation, and modulates the balance between Th1/Th2 responses. Khavinson bioregulatory peptide research documents anti-aging effects via neuroendocrine-immune system normalization.
Morozov et al.: 6-year study in elderly patients showed Thymalin + Epithalamin administration reduced annual mortality by 2.0–2.4× compared to controls, with improved immune and endocrine function markers.
EmergingKhavinson et al.: Reviews the role of thymic bioregulatory peptides in restoring T-cell function and neuroendocrine homeostasis in aging, documenting consistent immune improvement across cohort studies.
EmergingBased primarily on Russian clinical cohort studies (Khavinson et al.). Limited Western RCT validation. Generally well tolerated in published research. Not FDA-approved. Research only. Caution: Russian bioregulatory research base has limited reproducibility in Western trials.
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* Dosing data from published literature — not a human use recommendation.
Khavinson protocol: 10mg IM daily for 10 days, repeated 1–2x per year. No validated Western dosing protocol.
Weeks 2–4
T-cell count normalization; improved immune markers in Russian cohort studies
Month 2–3
Sustained immune function improvement over 6-month follow-up
| Side Effect | Incidence | Severity |
|---|---|---|
Injection site reaction | ~5% | mild |
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