khelavastr 8 hours ago Thymus atrophy and T cells with 40 year lifespans is the easy answer. erentz 5 hours ago Yet residual or enlarged thymus is seen as a potential cause for autoimmune conditions like Myasthenia Gravis. And it’s often removed in these cases. So is it really good to have a thymus after 30 or not? inglor_cz 6 hours ago Thymus involution can be reversed in humans (see TRIIM and TRIIM-X trials by Gregory Fahy).It seems that this intervention has a moderate systemic rejuvenating effect, too.
erentz 5 hours ago Yet residual or enlarged thymus is seen as a potential cause for autoimmune conditions like Myasthenia Gravis. And it’s often removed in these cases. So is it really good to have a thymus after 30 or not?
inglor_cz 6 hours ago Thymus involution can be reversed in humans (see TRIIM and TRIIM-X trials by Gregory Fahy).It seems that this intervention has a moderate systemic rejuvenating effect, too.
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Thymus atrophy and T cells with 40 year lifespans is the easy answer.
Yet residual or enlarged thymus is seen as a potential cause for autoimmune conditions like Myasthenia Gravis. And it’s often removed in these cases. So is it really good to have a thymus after 30 or not?
Thymus involution can be reversed in humans (see TRIIM and TRIIM-X trials by Gregory Fahy).
It seems that this intervention has a moderate systemic rejuvenating effect, too.