The thymus gland plays an important role in the development and maturation of the immune system cells responsible for the cellular immune response, called T-lymphocytes — white blood cells that destroy abnormal cells with foreign antigens.

The role of the thymus is to remember new viruses and «teach» antibodies to recognize these viruses, prevent the growth of pathological cells, and prevent the development of infections and cancer.

The main functions of the thymus

• T-lymphocyte maturation.
  It is the thymus where the maturation of T-cells and their selection occurs. As a result, only those cells are selected which can recognize foreign antigens and do not react to the body’s own tissues.
• Immune response.
  After maturation, T-cells enter the lymphatic system and spleen through the bloodstream, participate in immune reactions, and recognize and destroy infected and tumor cells.
• Hormonal function
  The thymus produces the hormones tyrosine and thymopoietin, which stimulate the production of antibodies.

The thymus gland is most active in childhood and adolescence when the immune system is formed. With age, the thymus decreases in size and its activity decreases significantly. Due to the decrease in the number of T cells, the immune system becomes more vulnerable and susceptible to infections, autoimmune diseases, and cancer. The body is unable to provide effective protection against diseases and stress.

In the modern world, the evolution of viruses, the high rate of their mutations and spread, the mechanisms of adaptation of viruses in the body require an integrated approach to maintaining the health of the thymus and the immune system as a whole.

How to support the thymus

• Proper nutrition. Eating foods rich in vitamins and minerals.
• Regular exercise to improve blood circulation and maintain a healthy immune system.
• Sufficient sleep
• Bioactive peptides for maintaining thymus function, which effectively influence the functionality of the thymus gland and strengthen the human immune system as a whole.

The multi-component complex ThymusTIDE PLUS for regulating the thymus function is based on peptides of animal origin extracted from the tissues of the thymus gland. It promotes the restoration of immunity after illnesses, adverse environmental influences, insufficient nutrition, and pathological conditions with disrupted immunity. (except for patients with autoimmune diseases)

The thymus gland peptides in the complex enter the thymus cells through the gastrointestinal tract and bloodstream, activate the synthesis of specific proteins in the cells, thereby restoring the functional activity of the thymus cells.

Arginine — increases the function of the T-cell link of immunity, improves blood circulation, normalizes metabolism, helps to accelerate the healing of damaged cells.

Acetyl-L-carnitine is an amino acid that helps maintain the production of cellular energy and neutralize free radicals.

Zinc — is necessary for the body to produce proteins, helps the immune system fight bacteria and viruses, improves digestion, and regulates the production of hormones.

Vitamin A — is necessary for the normal functioning of the immune system, stimulates the growth and differentiation of various cells in the body

Dry extract of eleutherococcus roots (lat. Eleutherococcus senticosus Rupr. Et Maxim) — has a general strengthening effect, improves mental and physical performance of the body, and increases immunity and resistance to stress.

ThymusTIDE PLUS is recommended in prevention programs and complex therapy for chronic fatigue, stress, to stimulate physical and mental performance; after viral and infectious diseases, immunodeficiency.

ThymusTIDE PLUS is not recommended for patients with autoimmune diseases

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