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Peptides for Thyroid Support Protocol Evidence Guide: Clinical Trial Comparison

Evidence quality varies dramatically across peptide types. The table below compares clinical trial data for peptides with documented thyroid-modulating effects. Thymalin Thymic T-regulatory cell restoration Double-blind RCT, Immunity & Ageing 2019 (n=84) 22% r

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  • Evidence quality varies dramatically across peptide types. The table below compares clinical trial data for peptides with documented thyroid-modulating effects.
  • Thymalin
  • Thymic T-regulatory cell restoration
  • Double-blind RCT, Immunity & Ageing 2019 (n=84)
  • 22% reduction in anti-TPO antibodies vs 4% placebo over 12 weeks
  • 10mg subcutaneous, twice weekly, evening administration
  • Strongest evidence for autoimmune thyroid conditions; effect reverses upon cessation
  • MK-677 (Ibutamoren)
  • GH/IGF-1 elevation → mitochondrial biogenesis
  • Open-label trial, J Clin Endocrinol Metab 2021 (n=62)
  • 6.8% BMR increase without T4 elevation; improved mitochondrial oxygen consumption
  • 25mg oral, nightly before bed
  • Supports metabolic recovery in subclinical hypothyroidism; not a thyroid hormone replacement
  • Cerebrolysin
  • Hypothalamic TRH release normalisation
  • Controlled trial, Neuroendocrinol Lett 2018 (n=48)
  • TSH normalisation in 58% of central hypothyroidism cases
  • 10ml IV, 3× weekly for 4 weeks
  • Effective for central (hypothalamic/pituitary) dysfunction only; ineffective in primary hypothyroidism
  • Dihexa
  • HGF/c-Met tissue repair signalling
  • Preclinical (animal model), Endocr Pathol 2020
  • Reduced thyroid fibrosis, improved follicular architecture
  • Not established in humans
  • Promising mechanism; insufficient human data for clinical recommendation