What is Thymalin?
Thymalin is a thymic peptide complex extracted from calf thymus, used in Russia for immune system support. It is one of the foundational Khavinson bioregulators, used for decades to support T-cell function and overall immune health.
Background
Part of Professor Khavinson's bioregulator research:
- Extracted from thymus gland
- Supports T-cell maturation
- Immune system regulation
- Decades of Russian clinical use
Immune Effects
T-Cell Support
- Enhances T-cell function
- Supports thymic activity
- Immune system modulation
- Particularly useful in aging
Clinical Use (Russia)
Approved applications:
- Immunodeficiency states
- Recovery from illness
- Immune support in elderly
- Post-surgical recovery
Comparison with Thymosin Alpha-1
| Aspect | Thymalin | Thymosin Alpha-1 |
|---|---|---|
| Source | Thymus extract | Defined peptide |
| Composition | Complex | Single 28-aa |
| Approval | Russia | 35+ countries |
Summary
Key Points:
- Classification: Thymic peptide complex
- Function: T-cell and immune support
- Use: Russian clinical applications
- Status: Approved in Russia