Beef Thymus Powder

What’s Beef Thymus Powder?

Grass Fed Beef Thymus Powder is derived from the thymus glands of grass-fed cattle fed on natural pasture and retains the key nutrients found in bovine thymus glands. It is rich in a variety of active substances, such as proteins, peptides and a variety of amino acids, and also contains vitamins, minerals and other trace elements. It is often used to make various kinds of nutritional supplements to help people improve their health.

What is the source of your beef ?
We import all our grass fed beef from New Zealand and also from Uruguay.
How do you prove that you source your ingredients from these two countries?
We have grass-fed declarations, New Zealand export certificates, goods declarations, inspection and quarantine certificates and certificates of origin available.

Beef Thymus Powder efficacy

1. Immunomodulatory function
Bovine thymus is an important raw material for extracting thymic peptide, and thymic peptide (e.g., thymic peptide enteric-coated tablets) has significant immunomodulatory effects:

Enhance cellular immunity: applicable to chronic hepatitis B, T-cell deficiency disease, autoimmune diseases (such as rheumatoid arthritis, systemic lupus erythematosus) and tumour adjuvant therapy.
Enhance disease resistance: Improvement of recurrent infections (such as respiratory tract infections, mouth ulcers) caused by low immune function.
Relevance: Beef Thymus Powder may retain some of the active ingredients of thymic peptide, but the specific content and effect need to be determined according to the extraction process.

2. Nutritional supplements and health care
Chondroitin source: Bovine thymus contains natural chondroitin, which supports joint health and is commonly used in pet nutritional supplements (e.g., joint care for teddy dogs).
Proteins and peptides: Protein peptide powders made from hydrolysed bovine thymus (e.g., solid beverage ingredients) may have easily absorbed protein supplementation for post-exercise recovery or for those who are physically weak.
3. Other potential applications
Biologics development: Bovine thymus is commonly used in the biomedical field to extract active substances such as thymosin α1 (for antiviral or anticancer research).
Traditional food value: Bovine thymus itself is an ingredient in some regions (e.g., barbecue or sausage ingredient), but the food efficacy of the powdered form needs to be further verified.

Precautions

Safety: Direct consumption of Beef Thymus Powder needs to be confirmed for sterilisation and desensitisation to avoid risk of allergy or infection.
Dosage and regulations: If used as health food, it needs to comply with relevant national standards; if used as medicine (e.g. thymus peptide preparation), it needs to be used according to medical advice.