What are the benefits of immune support peptides?

Anti-microbial peptides:
New research on hormones in this class have show immunomodulating and anti-inflammatory effects of these peptides. It has a multitude of uses on the auto-immune side as well as the anti-inflammatory side. The peptide comes as a cream, injectable, and oral product. Depending on what the area that needs to be targeted, the route administered plays a large role. It works very well as a topical cream for things such as acne, eczema and psoriasis. In an oral form, it can help with ulcerative colitis, irritable bowel syndrome, and Crohn’s disease. The injectable is for an overall anti-inflammatory effect (Luger).

Helps with:
– Cystic acne
– Acne in general
– Crohn’s disease
– Ulcerative colitis
– Irritable bowel syndrome
– Eczema
– Psoriasis
– Mold
– Lyme
– Potential help with multiple sclerosis
– inflammatory skin and eye conditions
– allergic asthma
– arthritis

Immune support peptides:


– Enhances the way the T Cells function. The T Cells are part of the immune system and are given the responsibility of killing targeted pathogens that enter the body
– Rids the body of senescent cells that may lead to cancer growth
– Clears up active and chronic infections
– Anti-fungal, anti-bacterial and anti-viral properties
– Helps to fight seasonal allergies
– Protects against oxidative damage
– Promotes Th2-Th1 shift decreasing inflammation and increasing ability to fight intracellular infections
– Stimulate production of anti-inflammatory cytokines
– Increases NK cell maturation and activity

Helps with:
– Autoimmune thyroiditis
– Eczema
– Asthma
– Rheumatoid arthritis
– Inflammatory bowel disease (UC/CD)
– May induce contrasting effects in different tissues and different immunologic situations
– Lyme/CFS/FM: Reverses immune suppressive/evasive effects of Lyme
– COPD
– Antifungal
– Increases antioxidants, including glutathione production
– Inhibits viral replication
– Increases expression of viral antigens on the surface of infected cells (HIV, HBV, HSV)
– Blocks steroid-induced apoptosis of thymocytes