A stack by coastalrower
Immune support through a heavy season
The two thymic peptides, which is the one group on this site with a genuine clinical record — for hepatitis B and as an adjuvant, not for staying well through a training block. That gap is the whole point of reading the profiles first.
coastalrower wrote this as a plan rather than a record. There is no dose log behind it, and nothing here says anybody followed it.
The schedule
| Compound | Dose | How often | Weeks |
|---|---|---|---|
| Thymosin alpha-1The best-evidenced compound here, and the evidence is for indications nobody in a gym has. Approved in several countries for hepatitis B; that is not a claim about winter colds. | 1600 mcg | Weekly · Mon, Thu | 1–8 |
| Thymulin | 100 mcg | Weekly · Wed | 1–8 |
Read thisThis is one person’s plan, published by them. We did not write it, check it, or verify that they followed it — and one person doing something is not evidence that it works or that it is safe. Every compound above links to what the published research actually says.
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This page is educational. It describes what published research reports, not what you should do. Peptides discussed here are largely not approved for human use, and nothing on BioAlmanac is medical advice.
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Written by readers, not by us. Nothing here is checked, and a confident reply is not evidence.
6 Sept 2026
The gap named in the summary is the whole thing. Thymosin alpha-1 has approvals and real trials behind it, all for hepatitis B and as a vaccine adjuvant, and none of that transfers to not catching something in February. Good evidence for a different question is still evidence for a different question.
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