Description

(Immunomodulatory Peptide for Immune Optimization, Cellular Resilience, and Recovery Support)

Targeted Immune Support and Cellular Modulation Through Peptide Bioregulation

Thymogen is a synthetic dipeptide immunomodulator (Glu-Trp) derived from the thymus gland, designed to regulate and restore innate and adaptive immune function. This 20 mg vial, reconstituted into a 5 mL solution, delivers a potent tool for use in immune recovery, infection defense, and systemic resilience enhancement. Thymogen is increasingly integrated into functional medicine protocols for patients experiencing chronic immune dysregulation, fatigue syndromes, autoimmune sensitivity, or recovery from illness and physical stress.

By supporting T-cell maturation, cytokine modulation, and antioxidant defense, Thymogen offers a comprehensive, non-suppressive strategy for regulating immune balance without overstimulation or risk of immune fatigue.

Product Overview

• Active Ingredient: Thymogen (sodium α-glutamyl-tryptophan)

• Concentration: 20 mg per vial (lyophilized powder)

• Reconstitution Volume: 5 mL of bacteriostatic water

• Administration Routes: Subcutaneous or intranasal (depending on indication)

• Storage (Unreconstituted): Room temperature (15–25°C)

• Storage (After Reconstitution): 2–8°C (36–46°F); use within 20–30 days

• Use: Under medical supervision for immune modulation and support

What Is Thymogen?

Thymogen is a synthetic dipeptide that mimics the function of natural thymic peptides involved in immune development and regulation. It was first developed and used extensively in Eastern European medicine for treating immune deficiencies, chronic infections, and as an adjuvant to vaccination and chemotherapy. Today, it is used in advanced functional and regenerative medicine for patients requiring immune modulation without overstimulation.

Its two-amino-acid sequence—glutamic acid and tryptophan—has demonstrated significant effects on:

• T-lymphocyte maturation and differentiation

• Interferon production

• Reduction of pro-inflammatory cytokines

• Immune surveillance enhancement

Mechanism of Action

Thymogen influences both the innate and adaptive branches of the immune system. Key mechanisms include:

1. Restoration of Immunocompetence
   – Stimulates the production of mature T-helper cells
   – Enhances natural killer (NK) cell activity

2. Cytokine Modulation
   – Inhibits overproduction of inflammatory cytokines (e.g., IL-6, TNF-α)
   – Supports interferon and interleukin balance for coordinated immune response

3. Tissue Repair and Regeneration
   – Improves cellular repair signaling in mucosal and epithelial tissues
   – Supports immune resilience in tissues exposed to chronic inflammation or oxidative stress

4. Adjuvant Effect in Vaccination and Chemotherapy
   – Helps reduce immunosuppression from medications or treatments
   – Boosts efficacy and immune readiness without immune overdrive

Clinical and Functional Applications

1. Immune Support and Balance

• Used for recurrent infections, post-viral syndromes, and immune dysfunction

• Balances overactive or underactive immune responses

2. Chronic Fatigue and Inflammatory Syndromes

• Improves immune resilience in patients with Long COVID, ME/CFS, Lyme, and mold-related illness

• Helps stabilize immune-inflammatory interface

3. Autoimmune Support

• Regulates autoimmune overactivation without full suppression

• Ideal for patients with mild to moderate autoimmune conditions seeking balance

4. Recovery and Stress Resilience

• Enhances immune recovery post-surgery, post-chemo, or during burnout

• Supports cellular repair mechanisms and antioxidant activity

5. Pediatric and Geriatric Immunosenescence (Off-label Use)

• Safe for fragile populations under provider supervision

• Improves immune function in age-related decline or developmental imbalance

Dosing and Administration

• Typical Dose (Subcutaneous): 500–1,000 mcg per day

• Intranasal Dose: 2–3 sprays per nostril once or twice daily

• Cycle Duration: 10–20 days per course; may repeat monthly or seasonally as needed

• Reconstitution: Add 5 mL bacteriostatic water to vial; swirl gently

All use should be clinically guided, and customized to patient need.

Safety and Tolerability

Thymogen is extremely well tolerated, with no known toxicity or immunosuppressive effects. It is suitable for long-term use in cycles, including in vulnerable or immunocompromised patients.

Mild and rare side effects may include:

• Temporary injection site irritation (if subcutaneous)

• Mild nasal dryness (if intranasal)

• Fatigue or headache in the first 24 hours (rare and transient)

No contraindications are documented in clinical literature beyond hypersensitivity to peptide formulations.

Storage & Handling

• Store lyophilized powder at room temperature

• Once reconstituted, refrigerate at 2–8°C

• Use within 20–30 days

• Use sterile technique for each administration

Why Choose Thymogen?

• A precisely targeted immune peptide with over 30 years of research and safe use

• Effective in balancing both underactive and overactive immune states

• Non-stimulant, non-hormonal, and non-suppressive

• Integrates easily with other peptide therapies like Thymosin Alpha-1, BPC-157, or NAD+

Summary

Thymogen 20 mg Vial (5 mL Reconstitution) delivers intelligent immune modulation and cellular support for patients needing targeted immune resilience. Whether recovering from illness, regulating chronic inflammation, or supporting overall immune integrity, Thymogen offers a scientifically backed, well-tolerated tool for building a more responsive, balanced immune system—safely and naturally.