4 articles on hGH & Peptides.
The dry fasting and T3 phases of the Scorch Protocol get the attention. The rebuild phase, refeeding plus hGH therapy, is the longest, most demanding, and arguably the most important part of the protocol. This guide explains why, what the timeline looks like, and what tools the rebuild requires.
Thymus peptides (Thymalin, Thymosin alpha-1) are increasingly marketed as thymus regeneration tools. They are not. They provide useful immune-modulatory support during the cleanup phase of the Scorch Protocol, but the structural thymic rebuild requires hGH. This article covers what each peptide actually does.
Thymus peptides (Thymalin, Tα1) provide immune-modulatory support. They do not rebuild thymic tissue mass. The TRIIM trial documented that hGH produces actual thymic regeneration visible on MRI. This article explains the mechanism distinction and why it matters for chronic illness immune recovery.
BPC-157 is one of the most useful regenerative peptides in chronic illness recovery, with documented effects on gut epithelial repair, tight junction restoration, and angiogenesis. This article covers the mechanism, the sequencing that makes it effective, and where it fits in the Scorch Protocol relative to dry fasting and the rebuild phase.