Thymulin vs CJC-1295
Thymulin: A zinc-dependent thymic nonapeptide (FTS-Zn) that supports T-cell maturation and modulates inflammation; studied mainly in preclinical and mechanistic research.
CJC-1295: Pairs with Ipamorelin for sustained growth hormone spikes, ideal for body comp tweaks.
Thymulin
RecoveryA zinc-dependent thymic nonapeptide (FTS-Zn) that supports T-cell maturation and modulates inflammation; studied mainly in preclinical and mechanistic research.
Top benefits
- Supports T-cell differentiation and thymic immune function (preclinical)
- Anti-inflammatory effects in animal models
- Studied in the thymus-neuroendocrine axis and age-related immune decline
CJC-1295
PerformancePairs with Ipamorelin for sustained growth hormone spikes, ideal for body comp tweaks.
Top benefits
- Sustained GH release
- Improved protein synthesis
- Increased muscle mass
- Faster recovery
| Attribute | Thymulin | CJC-1295 |
|---|---|---|
| Category | Recovery | Performance |
| Type | linear | linear |
| Chain length | 9 aa | 29 aa |
| Formula | C33H54N12O15 | C152H252N44O42 |
| Common dose | Not established | 100-200 mcg |
| Frequency | Not established | 1-2 times daily |
| Top benefit | Supports T-cell differentiation and thymic immune function (preclinical) | Sustained GH release |
| Top side-effect | Not well characterized in humans | Water retention |
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