research for genetic autoimmune and lung disfunction
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Hello, new to research here, I have a rat that has autoimmune and a genetic lung disposition similar to cystic fibrosis, but actually its primary ciliary dyskinesia. After some research it seems that thymosin-alpha 1, bpc-157, and tb-500 would be the best start for improving my rats immune system in hopes to help cilia regeneration and movement. This is a long term goal and my studies are showing that the rats stack will become much larger, but since this is my first research project i wanted to ask the community if they believe this is a good stack to start with and my other question is since its the first should i start with one at a time and wait a few days or weeks to see how the rat reacts? Or should i give him all three because this stack has been known to have no adverse reactions?
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I am in the band wagon that autoimmune is cause because there is something in you that the immune is going after. A toxin, something your body shouldn't have accumulated in your body. The body repairs itself 24/7. It does everything possible to keep you on your feet. Maybe straighten up you foundation. Diet, exercise to stimulate cell generation and start moving them toxins. Beside your stack. I cant say it enough, focus on repairing your mitochondria/s. It will allow your cells to do what they have to do. Just my personal opinion.
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I am in the band wagon that autoimmune is cause because there is something in you that the immune is going after. A toxin, something your body shouldn't have accumulated in your body. The body repairs itself 24/7. It does everything possible to keep you on your feet. Maybe straighten up you foundation. Diet, exercise to stimulate cell generation and start moving them toxins. Beside your stack. I cant say it enough, focus on repairing your mitochondria/s. It will allow your cells to do what they have to do. Just my personal opinion.
@EXTROPIAN thanks for your response, sorry for the late reply, i wish i could get updates when there is a response.
The horse eats very healthy whole foods, could probably exercise more and sleep more, but its naturally thin and seems to not find that as a priority. Its a good suggestion though, fixing the base and maybe something like MOTS-c would help the horse desire to do more exercise and get blood and organs moving to help elimnate toxins? -
Hello, new to research here, I have a rat that has autoimmune and a genetic lung disposition similar to cystic fibrosis, but actually its primary ciliary dyskinesia. After some research it seems that thymosin-alpha 1, bpc-157, and tb-500 would be the best start for improving my rats immune system in hopes to help cilia regeneration and movement. This is a long term goal and my studies are showing that the rats stack will become much larger, but since this is my first research project i wanted to ask the community if they believe this is a good stack to start with and my other question is since its the first should i start with one at a time and wait a few days or weeks to see how the rat reacts? Or should i give him all three because this stack has been known to have no adverse reactions?
Thank you for your time, advise and suggestions.thymosin-alpha 1
Just be careful on thymosin-alpha 1 with autoimmunity, because it may increase the immune response you don't want. Start slower and lower if you want to, and observe. Alternatively, research about thymulin (zinc dependent) because it may be easier on the immune system at the beginning.
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I'm by no means comparing our situation to yours, just giving you information on what I and my wife have experienced. We both started glp's this year, her Reta, myself Tirz and also stack low dose reta for the liver. One thing that influences autoimmune response is chronic inflammation, which the drugs will reduce dramatically. I've always had psoriasis, mainly affecting my scalp, and gotten worse as I aged, mainly do to poor eating and shitty life choices
. But since going on these and focusing on a clean anti inflammatory diet, shits gone. Maybe not gone, but haven't had as single flareup in 6 months and before that I lived by topical steroids. Took them everywhere with me. Not anymore. The wife has been dealing with osteoarthritis in her back and used prescription NSAIDs and radio frequency ablation for pain control. Today she needs none of it. Reta erased all the pain and inflammation. Both of these compounds are well known for there anti inflammatory effects, and Eli either is or has started a study on this specific outcome.
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