LTP (Lyphoactivated Thymic Peptide)

LTP — Lyphoactivated Thymic Peptide — supplies thymulin, thymosin, thymolymphotripin, and a family of related polypeptides in a base of papain liposomes drawn from papaya.

The thymus is the gland where T-cells mature. It is largest in childhood and quietly involutes with age, which is one of the reasons immune resilience tends to change over a lifetime. Thymic peptides are used in nutritional practice to nourish and support normal thymus function, and by extension the normal maturation of the immune cells the thymus is responsible for.

LTP is commonly paired with quercetin, and is often chosen by people looking to support immune function during or after a period of significant physiological stress.

The liposomal base is not incidental — peptides are fragile, and the papain liposome is there to help them survive digestion.

600 mg · 60 capsules

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