Thymosin Alpha 1 Injection
POINT
Strengthens innate immunity by activating NK cells
Strengthens adaptive immunity by activating T cells
A total treatment cycle of 8 injections, twice a week
Helps with atopic dermatitis, severely dry skin, shingles, and supportive cancer treatment
PLUS
Vitamin injection
Vitamin D injection
Placenta injection
What is Thymosin Alpha 1 injection?
The thymus plays an important role in the body's immune system. T cells produced in the bone marrow travel to the thymus, where they are trained to support the body's immune response, and Thymosin Alpha 1 is responsible for this process.
Role of Thymosin Alpha 1
Strengthens innate immune NK cells and adaptive immune T cells
T cells trained by Thymosin Alpha 1 develop into powerful immune cells that can distinguish and destroy not only cancer cells but also abnormal tissues. It also activates NK cells, which are innate immune cells that respond immediately.
Why should you get Thymosin Alpha 1 injections?
Declining immunity due to age-related thymic degeneration
The thymus is largest relative to body weight immediately after birth but gradually degenerates, and it is replaced by fatty tissue as we reach adulthood. As a result, Thymosin Alpha 1 secretion decreases with age, leading to reduced immune function.
Benefits of Thymosin Alpha 1
Numerous studies show its effectiveness in treatments requiring immune support
Thymosin Alpha 1 may help prevent and treat viral illnesses such as influenza and shingles caused by weakened immunity. It may also help improve atopic dermatitis and severely dry skin, and numerous studies have demonstrated its effectiveness as supportive immune therapy during cancer treatment.
Thymosin Alpha 1 treatment process
Receive injections at the clinic or administer them at home
The standard treatment cycle consists of a total of 8 injections administered twice a week. You may receive the injections directly at the clinic or administer them yourself at home after receiving a prescription from the clinic. The recommended injection sites are approximately 5 cm to either side of the navel.
Recommended for
Those who frequently catch colds or COVID-19
Those suffering from diseases that occur due to insufficient immunity, such as shingles or herpes
Cancer patients undergoing treatment who need supportive immune therapy
Expected effects
Powerful immune-boosting effects
Q&A
Is it safe to receive Thymosin Alpha 1 injections frequently?
Because it supplements a substance naturally produced in the body, frequent or repeated injections do not cause problems or side effects, and many studies and research papers have shown positive effects. Therefore, if financially feasible, continued injections are recommended until a healthy level of immunity is reached.
How do I inject it at home?
Thymosin Alpha 1 products include Zadaxin, Hudaxin, and Hi Alpha Injection. They come as a set of two ampoules: one containing a solution and one containing powder. Draw the solution into a syringe and inject it into the ampoule containing the powder. Shake it several times until the powder dissolves completely. Then draw the solution back into the syringe and inject it into the abdomen.
How many injections do I need?
The number of treatments may vary from person to person depending on individual immune levels. Once treatment begins, the standard course consists of a total of 8 injections administered twice a week as one cycle. Those with significantly weakened immunity may require additional treatment.
Is the thymus an important organ?
The thymus is located in the chest between the left and right lungs and plays a role in the body's immune system. Thymosin Alpha 1 is found in the thymus, which gradually degenerates and is replaced by fatty degenerates and is replaced by fatty tissue as aging progresses. This is why immunity gradually declines with age.
Thymosin Alpha 1 Injection
POINT
Strengthens innate immunity by activating NK cells
Strengthens adaptive immunity by activating T cells
A total treatment cycle of 8 injections, twice a week
Helps with atopic dermatitis, severely dry skin, shingles, and supportive cancer treatment
PLUS
Vitamin injection
Vitamin D injection
Placenta injection
What is Thymosin Alpha 1 injection?
The thymus plays an important role in the body's immune system. T cells produced in the bone marrow travel to the thymus, where they are trained to support the body's immune response, and Thymosin Alpha 1 is responsible for this process.
Role of Thymosin Alpha 1
Strengthens innate immune NK cells and adaptive immune T cells
T cells trained by Thymosin Alpha 1 develop into powerful immune cells that can distinguish and destroy not only cancer cells but also abnormal tissues. It also activates NK cells, which are innate immune cells that respond immediately.
Why should you get Thymosin Alpha 1 injections?
Declining immunity due to age-related thymic degeneration
The thymus is largest relative to body weight immediately after birth but gradually degenerates, and it is replaced by fatty tissue as we reach adulthood. As a result, Thymosin Alpha 1 secretion decreases with age, leading to reduced immune function.
Benefits of Thymosin Alpha 1
Numerous studies show its effectiveness in treatments requiring immune support
Thymosin Alpha 1 may help prevent and treat viral illnesses such as influenza and shingles caused by weakened immunity. It may also help improve atopic dermatitis and severely dry skin, and numerous studies have demonstrated its effectiveness as supportive immune therapy during cancer treatment.
Thymosin Alpha 1 treatment process
Receive injections at the clinic or administer them at home
The standard treatment cycle consists of a total of 8 injections administered twice a week. You may receive the injections directly at the clinic or administer them yourself at home after receiving a prescription from the clinic. The recommended injection sites are approximately 5 cm to either side of the navel.
Recommended for
Those who frequently catch colds or COVID-19
Those suffering from diseases that occur due to insufficient immunity, such as shingles or herpes
Cancer patients undergoing treatment who need supportive immune therapy
Expected effects
Powerful immune-boosting effects
Q&A
Is it safe to receive Thymosin Alpha 1 injections frequently?
Because it supplements a substance naturally produced in the body, frequent or repeated injections do not cause problems or side effects, and many studies and research papers have shown positive effects. Therefore, if financially feasible, continued injections are recommended until a healthy level of immunity is reached.
How do I inject it at home?
Thymosin Alpha 1 products include Zadaxin, Hudaxin, and Hi Alpha Injection. They come as a set of two ampoules: one containing a solution and one containing powder. Draw the solution into a syringe and inject it into the ampoule containing the powder. Shake it several times until the powder dissolves completely. Then draw the solution back into the syringe and inject it into the abdomen.
How many injections do I need?
The number of treatments may vary from person to person depending on individual immune levels. Once treatment begins, the standard course consists of a total of 8 injections administered twice a week as one cycle. Those with significantly weakened immunity may require additional treatment.
Is the thymus an important organ?
The thymus is located in the chest between the left and right lungs and plays a role in the body's immune system. Thymosin Alpha 1 is found in the thymus, which gradually degenerates and is replaced by fatty degenerates and is replaced by fatty tissue as aging progresses. This is why immunity gradually declines with age.