Hair loss can come from many causes, including hormones, genetics, thyroid changes, iron deficiency, stress, medications, illness, postpartum changes, and scalp inflammation
It also aids in producing neurotransmitters, which are chemicals that help communicate between neurons in the brain, improving brain function
Minireview: Fluorescence Correlation Spectroscopy (FCS) - A Highly Sensitive Method to Analyze Drug/Target Interactions
Laboratory, follicle, and early clinical research suggests that some peptides may: Support dermal papilla cells at the base of the follicle Influence signals associated with the anagen growth phase Support blood flow and nutrient delivery around the follicle Help regulate scalp inflammation and oxidative stress Promote collagen and other structural proteins Strengthen the visible hair shaft and reduce breakage These effects may help improve the environment in which hair grows
TB-500 is the active portion of Thymosin Beta-4, a peptide produced in the thymus gland