Thymosin Alpha 1
Synthetic Thymic Hormone | Immune System Modulation
Thymosin Alpha 1 (Ta1/Thymalfasin/Zadaxin) is a synthetic 28-amino acid peptide identical to the naturally occurring thymic hormone. With over 11,000 patients studied across 30+ clinical trials, it holds FDA orphan drug designations for four conditions and is approved in 35+ countries worldwide. Ta1 demonstrates exceptional safety with less than 1% serious adverse events while providing comprehensive immune system modulation.
Daily dose
1.6mg
Frequency
2x weekly
Cycle length
6 months
Storage
2-6°C
Key benefits
Comprehensive immune system modulation with exceptional safety profile. FDA orphan drug designations for multiple conditions. Approved in 35+ countries with extensive clinical validation.
How it works
Ta1 activates immune responses through multiple TLR pathways, enhances T-cell maturation, stimulates NK cells, and modulates cytokine production. Provides balanced immune enhancement without excessive inflammation.
Dosage protocols
Goal
Standard immune support
Dose
1.6mg · 2x weekly
Route
SubQ
Goal
Acute conditions
Dose
1.6mg · Daily or 2x daily
Route
SubQ or IM
Goal
Cancer/hepatitis support
Dose
1.6mg · 2x weekly
Route
SubQ
Goal
Nasal administration
Dose
500-1000mcg · 1-2x daily
Route
Intranasal
Research indications
immunity
inflammation
recovery
anti Aging
cellular
Administration
Interactions
Safety notes
Exceptional safety profile (<1% serious adverse events)
Contraindicated in organ transplant recipients
Monitor for injection site reactions
Not recommended during pregnancy
Consult physician for proper medical supervision
Research studies
Comprehensive Safety Evaluation Study (2024)
Multiple species | Up to 16mg/kg | 6-12 months | Exceptional safety profile
Comprehensive review across 11,000+ patients in 30+ clinical trials showing <1% serious adverse events, establishing excellent long-term safety profile for potential clinical applications.
View study →Post-Acute COVID-19 Immune Restoration Study
Human | 1.6mg SC twice weekly | 12 weeks | Immune homeostasis restoration
Study demonstrating Ta1's ability to restore immune homeostasis in lymphocytes during post-acute sequelae of SARS-CoV-2 infection with normalized T-cell populations and reduced inflammatory markers.
View study →Cytokine Storm Mitigation in COVID-19 Patients
Human | 1.6mg SC daily | 7 days | 40-60% cytokine reduction
Clinical study showing significant reduction in pro-inflammatory cytokines including TNF-α, IL-1β, and IL-6 while maintaining balanced immune responses in coronavirus disease patients.
View study →COVID-19 Treatment Efficacy Study (2020)
Human | 1.6mg SC twice daily | 14 days | 30% vs 11% mortality reduction
Randomized trial demonstrating significant mortality reduction in severe COVID-19 patients through restoration of lymphocytopenia and reversal of exhausted T cells. Primary endpoint showed dramatic improvement in survival rates.
View study →TESTS Phase 3 Sepsis Trial (NCT02867267)
Human | 1.6mg SC twice daily | 28 days | Mixed mortality outcomes
Largest randomized controlled trial with 1,106 sepsis patients evaluating mortality benefit. While overall results were negative, subgroup analysis suggested potential benefits in specific populations.
View study →Thymalfasin COVID-19 Pilot Trial (NCT04487444)
Human | 1.6mg SC daily | 5 days | Improved lymphocyte recovery
Pilot study in 49 hospitalized COVID-19 patients with hypoxemia and lymphocytopenia showing enhanced immune recovery but mixed clinical outcomes. Completed recruitment with published safety data.
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