ThymuSkin

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Stop Baldness and Regrow Lost Hair with a success rate 67% for men and 95% for women

ThymuSkin was developed by German scientists to fight hair loss in chemotherapy patients during and after chemotherapy treatment. Due to the high success ratio, the product was then developed for use by the general public for all types of alopecia (hair loss).

In clinical studies conducted in six leading hospitals and universities throughout Europe, involving over 3000 double-blind, placebo-controlled patients, ThymuSkin has been proven to stop baldness and regrow hair with a success percentage of 67% for men and 95% percent for women.

How ThymuSkin® Works

The Thymus Gland is a vital human organ located deep in one's chest under the breastbone. The Thymus Gland secretes thymus peptides into the blood, and when strong and functioning properly, acts as a regulator of the immune system which produces anti-bodies to fight disease and disorders which may number in the thousands.

As we age, the Thymus Gland shrinks, and this condition correlates with the production of "autoimmune" diseases.

The word "autoimmune" is defined as; an immune response of the body against one of it's own tissues or types of cells.

Many specialists believe that baldness is an autoimmune disease in which the balding person's own white blood cells are recognizing hair follicles as "foreign proteins" which need to be eliminated. Thus, through a myriad of chemical conversions, the weakening immune system produces autoantibodies which are directly responsible for the attack, deterioration and eventual death of the hair follicles. As our thymus gland shrinks, many parts of the weakening immune system may go into dysfunction. This is VISUALLY apparent in balding persons due to the fact that you can SEE their autoimmune response in the form of thinning hair.

Expert Immunologists in the United States and Germany involved in independent laboratory research have concluded beyond any doubt, that the peptide molecules of the thymus extract (thymosin) found in ThymuSkin® are extremely active in stimulating the human immune system. Thus, ThymuSkin® helps hold off the aging process as well. When extra thymosin protomorphogen are added to the blood, an increase resistance to infections, cancer and age related deterioration takes place. The most convenient method is to massage the thymus extract into the scalp to preserve hair against possible fallout, regrow hair that's been lost, and simultaneously boost the immune system.

The product "ThymuSkin®" contains large quantities of granular extract containing thymosin. This extract is prepared by a specialized refining process which leaves the active thymosin in the tissue, which in turn may be applied topically and absorbed through the scalp and into the blood, causing an autoimmune neutralization effect (thus the hair regrowth) along with significant immune system boosting benefits. All this from an all natural substance which produces no adverse effects.

ThymuSkin® products:
- are all natural and completely safe with no negative side effects
- can be applied in all cases of hair loss for men, women and children
- have been through 10 years of extensive clinical research and testing
- stimulate living (dormant) follicles and accelerate new hair growth
- fight and prevent androgenetic (pattern baldness) hair loss in men and women
- reverse many forms of hair loss such as Alopecia Areata Totalis and Universalis
- normalize oily hair and stops dandruff due to seborrheic dermatitis
- correct thin, weak hair replacing it with stronger, thicker and fuller hair
- have been proven to help boost the immune system and correct deficiencies
- prevent hair loss in patients undergoing mild or moderate chemotherapy
- contain enzymatic hydrolized thymus compounds in the form of low molecular peptides
- are biologically active and formulated into pleasant smelling cosmetics
- are sold to the public without prescription

Types of Hair Loss which ThymuSkin® has been shown to reverse:

1. Pattern Baldness - Other names for Male Pattern Baldness include: androgenetic alopecia, alopecia hereditaria, hereditary baldness, seborrheic alopecia, common baldness, premature baldness and alopecia androgenetica (the general term which refers to both men and women). Alopecia Androgentica is associated with excessive endocrine gland activity. It is hypothesized that women with thinning hair or Female Pattern Baldness are victims of this as well where (possibly) too much testosterone being generated by their endocrine system.

2. Alopecia Areata - Generally thought to be an autoimmune disease where well-defined bald patches, often round or oval in shape, on the head, beard and other parts of the body. Often ‘patchy’ areas develop on the parietal (front) and occipital (back) regions of the scalp. Also known as: Alopecia Celsi, Alopecia Cicatrisata, Alopecia Circumscripta, Cazenave's Vitiligo, Celsus' Vitiligo, Jonston’s Alopecia, Porrigo Decalvans and Vitiligo Capitis.

3. Alopecia Diffusa - Sparse hair loss on the scalp and sometimes on the body as well. The cause may be a nutritional deficiency, a dysfunction of the thyroid gland. Also known as: Alopecia Disseminata.

4. Alopecia Universalis - A complete loss of hair on all parts of the body. Sometimes occurs as an extension of generalized or advanced form of Alopecia Areata.

5. Alopecia Cicatrisata - Skin disorder associated with inflammation and tissue destruction such as folliculitis or lupus erythematosus. Suspected bacterial of fungal infection, granulomas such as sarcoidosis, also growing tumor and syphilis or tuberculosis. Also known as: Cicatricial Alopecia: scar forming alopecia.

6. Alopecia Involutional - The gradual thinning of hair over time with age which occurs in both men and women.

7. Alopecia Medicamentosa - Hair loss caused by cytotoxic cancer chemotherapy drugs. Sometimes causing diffuse hair loss or complete alopecia of the scalp.

8. Alopecia Telogen Effuvium - Excessive hair loss, most notably on the scalp. Often associated with illness, stress, extended starvation and malnourishment.

9. Alopecia Totalis - Complete baldness. All the hair on the head is lost. Total hair loss of the scalp. Thought to be an advanced form of Alopecia Areata.

10. Alopecia Trichotillomania - Removing one's own hair by plucking or pulling. A disorder frequently seen in children.