Getting sick every winter? There's a peptide that might help... What is it? 🧬 Thymosin Alpha 1 = your thymus gland's natural immune booster (now available as a synthetic peptide) How it works: ⚡ ✅ T-Cell Enhancement - Boosts production of CD4+ and CD8+ T-cells (your immune system's generals and soldiers) ✅ Natural Killer Cell Activation - Directly activates NK cells that hunt down virus-infected cells ✅ Cytokine Production - Increases IL-2, IL-10, IL-12, and interferons (immune signaling molecules) ✅ Antigen Presentation - Makes infected cells more visible to your immune system ✅ Viral Replication Block - Reduces how fast viruses can copy themselves ✅ Vaccine Amplifier - Studies show 40-60% better vaccine responses Real-World Benefits: 📊 🏥 Clinical Trials Show: - 9% lower mortality in sepsis patients - Significant reduction in infection duration - Restored immune function in immunocompromised patients - Enhanced recovery from respiratory infections 💪 Immune System Restoration: - Increases lymphocyte counts in people with low immunity - Helps prevent the immune exhaustion seen in chronic infections - Particularly effective for age-related immune decline 🦠 Infection Fighting: - Used successfully against hepatitis B & C, HIV, pneumonia - Reduces chemotherapy-induced immune suppression - Helps fight fungal and bacterial infections too Dosing: 💉 - 1.6mg injection, 2x per week - Start before flu season hits - Prescription required Perfect for: 🎯 - People over 60 - Healthcare workers - Anyone who gets sick often - Those with health conditions Side effects: ⚠️ Minimal - just some injection site irritation Bottom line: Cold and flu season doesn't have to wreck you. This peptide has serious research behind it and could be a game-changer for your immune system. Always talk to your doctor first - this isn't medical advice! 👩‍⚕️ Anyone tried this? Drop your experience below! 👇

I want to start this blend at 300 mcg and eventually go up, but would that be 150 mcg each because it's 5/5 mg? I also want to just take it once a day. Would there be a big difference in injecting twice a day, as I would rather not?

I’m currently on Klow 5 days on, 2 days off for 6 weeks then 3 weeks off. 10 units I’m also on Reta 50 units weekly I just got Tesamorelin 5mg and wondering how much bac water I should use to reconstitute. Whats the dose? I read twice a week for 8 weeks and then 8 weeks off. Can anyone confirm? I’ve been reading mixed reviews or many people that have 10mg vs 5mg I also have NAD that I wanted to try. I reconstituted with 3ML of bac water. Does anyone have the protocol for this? Last question- are these all good to stack together? Thanks so much for all your help!

What would be the dosage for the Reta and cagri blend from simple peptide 12.5/2.5. Been taking 6 mg of Reta but I’d like to know what would be the dosage from that blend.

I did not refrigerate my bac water. Opened it Sept 2. Can I still use it? There is a ton in there and don’t really want to throw it away if I don’t have to! Thank you!