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Best Peptides for Hashimoto's Thyroid: Research Comparison

Thymalin T-cell modulation; Treg upregulation Moderate (Eastern European clinical trials) 5–10mg subcutaneous, 2–3 times weekly 22–34% reduction in anti-TPO titres over 12 weeks in 2018 study Strongest evidence for immune recalibration in autoimmune thyroiditi

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  • Thymalin
  • T-cell modulation; Treg upregulation
  • Moderate (Eastern European clinical trials)
  • 5–10mg subcutaneous, 2–3 times weekly
  • 22–34% reduction in anti-TPO titres over 12 weeks in 2018 study
  • Strongest evidence for immune recalibration in autoimmune thyroiditis; limited Western validation
  • KPV
  • NF-κB pathway inhibition; anti-inflammatory signalling
  • Preliminary (in vitro and animal models)
  • 500mcg–2mg subcutaneous or oral
  • 40–60% reduction in TNF-α secretion in macrophage cultures
  • Promising anti-inflammatory profile; human trials in Hashimoto's not yet published
  • Dihexa
  • Neurotrophic activity; HGF receptor binding
  • Preclinical (rodent cognitive models)
  • 1–5mg oral in animal studies
  • 40–65% improvement in spatial learning tasks; 7–10× BDNF potency
  • Addresses cognitive symptoms; no published Hashimoto's-specific trials
  • MK 677
  • GH/IGF-1 secretagogue; metabolic support
  • Established for GH deficiency; exploratory for hypothyroidism
  • 10–25mg oral daily
  • 8–12% increase in resting metabolic rate in hypothyroid subjects
  • May improve metabolic markers; does not address autoimmune pathology
  • Cerebrolysin
  • Neurotrophic factors; neuroprotection
  • Established in neurodegenerative disease; speculative for Hashimoto's
  • 10–30mL IV infusion, multi-week courses
  • Improved cognitive outcomes in Alzheimer's models; anti-GAD antibody overlap noted
  • Symptomatic support possible; no direct thyroid autoimmunity data