Thymosin Beta-4 is a 43 amino acid peptide sequence. Recent research and clinical trials done utilizing TB-500 (Thymosin Beta 4) have established that it has a variety of advantages, including the following: - Improves blood vessel growth - Controls wound healing - Reduces inflammation - Minimises oxidative injury to the heart and central nervous system Additionally, it aids in tissue regeneration, remodeling, and protection of wounded or damaged tissues.

Tesamorelin, is a growth-hormone-releasing hormone (GHRH) analogue. Recent research and clinical trials have established that it has the following benefits: - Increases natural productions of HGH (human growth hormone) - Increases IGF-1 (Insulin Growth Factor – 1) without altering glucose parameters - Reduced triglycerides - Reduced Visceral Adipose Tissue (VAT) - Reduced Carotid Intima Media Size (cIMT) - Improved cognition in adults over the age of 60 - Anti-aging  effects - Restoring Growth Hormone - Preserving Lean Muscle Mass Tesamorelin is now being tested in clinical trials for the treatment of HIV-associated lipodystrophy. (Lipodystrophy is characterized by excessive accumulation of fat not just in the abdominal region but also in other parts of the body.) It is also being researched for its ability to improve peripheral nerve health and slow the progression of mild cognitive impairment/dementia.

Tesofensine significantly supports weight loss, body fat reduction, and appetite reduction. It increases an individual's resting energy expenditure by stimulating the fat oxidation process. Below are its main effects: - Reduced body fat / Weight loss - Appetite suppression - Improved libido - Better sleep quality - Improved cognitive function

Testagen is a peptide that affects the pituitary gland and the thyroid gland. As a consequence, it normalizes testosterone production, thyroid hormone production, and provides benefits to the immune system. The rejuvenating action on the pituitary gland allows Testagen to act as an anti-aging peptide.

Thymalin is a synthetic version of Thymulin, which is involved in regulating inflammation and pain. Research shows that Thymalin may be effective in boosting immune function, fighting heart disease, and regulating sleep-wake cycles. It is also of interest in aging research for its ability to reduce all-cause mortality in mouse models and prolong lifespan.