Thymulin is on the index and I have never seen it discussed anywhere. evidence: early. Is there a reason for the silence?
Thymulin — anyone actually looked at this one?
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Mostly that it has no story attached. It is a thymic peptide with some old immunological literature and no dramatic claim anybody has attached to it.
Which, if you have read the rest of this category, tells you it is neither more nor less likely to work than the compounds with enormous followings. It just has no marketing.
Genuinely useful as a control: this is what a compound looks like when nobody has decided to sell it hard.
That reframe is worth more than the compound. Thanks.
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