A bovine thymic extract rather than a synthetic peptide, developed in the Soviet Union. Because the preparation is a mixture with no defined active constituent, no mechanism can be stated with precision — claims centre on general T-cell maturation effects inherited from thymic hormone biology.
Reports of immune restoration and even lifespan effects originate from Russian institutional research, largely outside mainstream peer review and without independent replication. Compositional variability alone makes the results difficult to interpret: different batches are not necessarily the same substance.
Not FDA-approved. Registered in Russia. Animal-derived biological material carries additional regulatory and contamination considerations.
No meaningful modern safety data. Animal-sourced, undefined composition — an unusual risk profile even by the standards of this library.
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Regulatory status changes. This page reflects our reading of public sources as of July 2026 and should be independently verified before it is relied upon.