• Adrenal tissue supports adrenal function to maintain immune homeostasis under stress.*[1]
• Pancreatic tissue contributes to metabolic regulation.*[2]
• Thymus glandular provides cofactors that support T cell maturation, differentiation, and immune tolerance within adaptive immunity.*[3]
• Spleen tissue aids in immune surveillance, blood filtration, and antigen presentation to support lymphocyte activation and systemic immune regulation.*[4]
• Delivers nucleic acids and organ-specific enzymes that may help maintain tissue function through nutritive and signaling support.*
• May contain bioactive compounds such as microRNAs and exosomes, theorized to contribute to gene expression and immune cell communication.*[5-6]
• Freeze-dried (lyophilized) to preserve structural integrity and enzymatic activity of glandular tissue.*
• Sourced exclusively from pasture-raised, government-inspected animals from New Zealand and Australia, known for rigorous quality and animal welfare standards.*