Accelerates Wound Healing

Emerging evidence suggests that thymosin beta 4 is involved in a wide range of cellular responses that helps accelerate wound healing:
1. In both normal and aged rodents, thymosin beta 4 acts by increasing angiogenesis (development of new blood vessels) and cell migration in damaged tissues. [25]
2. In a rat full thickness wound model, thymosin beta 4 administration increases formation of granulation tissues, collagen deposition, and angiogenesis. [26]
3. In diabetic mice, thymosin beta 4 improves angiogenesis by activating the VEGF/AKT pathway. [27]
4. In mice, thymosin beta 4 administration improves wound healing markers such as wound closure, granulation, and vascularization. [28]