Thymosin beta 4

Thymosin β-4 is an endogenous pro-angiogenic, fibroblast-activating peptide that is involved in hormone regulation. Thymosin β-4 also exhibits immunomodulatory and cardioprotective activities. Thymosin β-4 improves would healing in cardiac issue and improves cardiac function in vivo. Thymosin β-4 binds G-actin filaments, preventing actin polymerization.

Thymosin Beta-4 is a 43-amino-acid peptide that promotes healing throughout the body. It also has anti-inflammatory properties. Found naturally in higher concentrations at injury sites, the water-soluble protein can repair tissue damage and regulate cell migration to a site. It can improve wound healing and repair not only the skin, but also the brain, spinal cord, and heart. Medical professionals consider Thymosin Beta-4 a safe and powerful substance in its natural or synthetic form known as TB-500.
In addition, TB4 has a low molecular weight and doesn’t bind to the extracellular matrix. This enables it to easily travel throughout body tissues, which promotes a faster rate of healing. The peptide travels long distances, so it usually doesn’t have to be injected directly at the injury site. While some believe injecting it closer to an injured area yields better results, clinical evidence suggests otherwise.

Thymosin beta 4 has been used in the treatment of HIV, AIDS, Influenza, colds, and various infections. It has been utilized in the management of various inflammatory conditions, as well as part of treatment following a heart attack due to its cardio and neuroprotective effects.

Many studies have found that Thymosin beta 4 is a safely consumable peptide. The main side effect of Thymosin beta 4 is related to its anti-apoptotic activity, as it may promote the metastatic potential of tumor cells and enable rapid spread. Additionally, common mild side effects of this peptide include redness and discomfort at joints, and in some cases, it may even cause tiredness, lethargy, and headaches.