The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
is there some evidence that desiccated thymus also can help with replenishing the thymus gland which is wild like this is interesting to me because at heart and soil we make a supplement called histamine and immune which has desiccated thymus in it and I mean having a thymus that is getting stronger is that can that's probably good for your immune system
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isn't there some evidence that desiccated thymus also can help with with replenishing the thymus gland which is wild like this is interesting to me because at heart and soil we make a supplement called histamine and immune which has desiccated thymus in it and I mean having a thymus that is getting stronger is that can that's probably good for your immune system
I think that histamine immune would be a great one to start with for for most any autoimmune condition
there's evidence that desiccated thymus actually helps I think at least in animal models helps with thymic atrophy and can improve overall uh immune function as the thymus doesn't atrophy as much we don't know as much in humans but mechanistically it makes a lot of sense to me