| Thymus peptides
The thymus gland reaches its full performance during puberty and, after this, constantly reduces the production of its antibodies. At the age of 50 the defence performance has dwindled down to only about 20%. By the age of 70 the thymus gland has stopped its function almost completely.
Thymus peptides stimulate our defensive forces positively. Thymus peptides are obtained from extractions from thymus glands; they are not “live-cells”. Thymus injections activate and regulate the entire defence system of the body. The application of the thymus therapy is safe and usually exempt from adverse effects.
Areas of application:
- Prevention of old age diseases, immune deficiency
- Degenerative diseases, e.g. arthrosis
- Metabolic diseases, diabetes, etc.
- Allergies, e.g. hay fever, eczema, neurodermititis
- Autoimmune diseases, e.g. Rheumatism, chronic liver diseases
- Psychic states of fatigue and listlessness
- Prior to and following severe operations
- Accompaniment to cancer after-care
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Splenic peptides
The spleen both stores important blood corpuscles and blood plates that are vital for blood coagulation and destroys used corpuscles. Additionally, the spleen regulates the release of messengers and hormones.
Splenic peptides reach their targeted organs through the bloodstream and lymphatic system and stimulate feminine and masculine sexual hormones. Splenic peptides support the immune system during the production of vital defence cells, the “immunological memory”. After an operation on patients with severe diseases the body is not capable of producing enough defence cells. In conjunction with thymus peptides, splenic peptides increase the body’s defence cells.
Areas of application:
- Susceptibility to infections
- Deficiency in concentration, listlessness, deterioration of performance
- Sleep disorder, fatigue
- Mood swing, nervousness
- Profuse sweating, hot flushes
- Sexual aversion/erectile dysfunction
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