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Best Peptides for Mold Toxicity Recovery: Mechanism Comparison
Thymalin Restores thymic epithelial function and T-cell differentiation Thymus, immune system 10mg SC daily × 10 days 4–6 weeks for normalised CD4/CD8 First-line for immune dysregulation. Addresses root cause of autoimmune-like symptoms BPC-157 Upregulates VEG
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- Thymalin
- Restores thymic epithelial function and T-cell differentiation
- Thymus, immune system
- 10mg SC daily × 10 days
- 4–6 weeks for normalised CD4/CD8
- First-line for immune dysregulation. Addresses root cause of autoimmune-like symptoms
- BPC-157
- Upregulates VEGF and accelerates tight junction repair
- Gastrointestinal mucosa
- 250–500mcg SC twice daily
- 2–4 weeks for reduced intestinal permeability
- Essential for leaky gut pathology. Pairs well with KPV
- KPV
- Inhibits NF-kB translocation, reducing cytokine transcription
- Gut epithelium, systemic
- 500mcg–1mg oral daily
- 3–6 weeks for reduced inflammatory markers
- Best oral anti-inflammatory peptide for chronic gut inflammation
- Cerebrolysin
- Increases BDNF and reduces oxidative stress in neurons
- Central nervous system
- 5–10mL IM 3×/week
- 6–12 weeks for cognitive improvement
- Strongest evidence for neuroprotection. Requires injection
- Dihexa
- Potentiates HGF/c-Met pathway, enhances synaptogenesis
- Brain, cognitive centers
- 0.5–2mg/kg research dose
- 8–16 weeks for measurable cognitive gains
- Promising for brain fog. Limited human data, proceed cautiously