Thymic Protein A to Support Immune Function**
All white blood cells originate in the bone marrow, and the vast majority are biologically active with their release. One class of white blood cells which are not bio-active when released from the bone marrow are T cells.
T cells need to navigate from the bone marrow to the thymus gland, which is located at the base of the neck. Once the T cells are in the thymus, they receive large and complex glycoproteins manufactured by the gland which renders the cells biologically active. This is how T cells were named—“T” stands for “thymus.”
The thymus gland peaks in size and production of these proteins when we are young. As we enter middle age, the thymus gland decreases in size and function, eventually becoming incapable of producing sufficient thymic proteins for optimal immune function. This thymic decline is universal in humans.
ProBoost™ offers a specific thymic protein in a powder form. Each packet of ProBoost™ offers a count of 12 trillion thymic proteins in four micrograms of powder.
An in vitro study has shown this very protein binding to CD4 T cells.** With ProBoost™, it is possible to by-pass a compromised thymus gland in order to increase the function of the T cell sector by replacing depleted Thymic Protein A.**
ProBoost Thymic Protein A from Longevity Science comes in packets with a dose of 4 micrograms, taken orally, in boxes of twelve (12) and thirty (30) packets.
Suggested Use:
For longevity, use 3 packets per week. When even greater T cell support is needed,** use 1 to 3 packets daily.
Servings per container in the Supplement Facts Box reflects the 30 packet size.
Available in 12 and 30 packet boxes.
Suggested Retail Price:
ProBoost™: box of 12 packets: $26.95
ProBoost™: box of 30 packets: $59.95
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**These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
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