Thymogen
Also known as: Thymus dipeptide
Khavinson thymus dipeptide bioregulator for immune system regulation.
Benefits
6
Conditions
6
Evidence
Russian clinical trials, approved pharmaceutical+ studies
Source
Synthetic dipeptide thymus bioregulator
Gabriel Brain Score
Strong
Overview
Khavinson thymus dipeptide bioregulator for immune system regulation.
Mechanism of Action
Dipeptide bioregulator for thymus and immune cells, regulates T-cell differentiation and function, modulates cytokine production, enhances cellular and humoral immunity.
Key Benefits
- ✓Immune system optimization
- ✓T-cell function enhancement
- ✓Cytokine regulation
- ✓Supports vaccine response
- ✓Reduces immunosenescence
- ✓Anti-inflammatory when needed
Clinical Applications
Dosing Guidelines
Topical (cream/spray)
Intranasal
* Dosing should be individualized. Always consult with a qualified healthcare practitioner.
Research & Evidence
Russian clinical trials, approved pharmaceutical
Approved pharmaceutical in Russia for immune support. Clinical trials demonstrate immune enhancement. Part of Khavinson's bioregulator pharmaceutical line.
Safety Information
Potential Side Effects
- •Minimal
- •Very well-tolerated
Contraindications
- Pregnancy
- Breastfeeding
Interactions
- ⚠May enhance other immunotherapies
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