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http://infusio.org/ Call 888.605.6579 Interested in understanding more about the thymus? Infusio founder Philip Battiade reveals how this gland plays an important role in our health and what complications can majorly impact daily life. Infusio provides thymus treatment in order to promote healthy aging, strengthen the immune system, and fight back against disease. Through Infusio's 5 Steps to Health, countless patients have been able to not only achieve physical and mental health, but overcome serious diseases that typical medications cannot solve. Integrative treatment uses natural healing methods and modern medical techniques for better and more effective medical options. Call 888.605.6579 to get in touch with Infusio today! So obviously, the next question is, what is the Thymus and what does the Thymus do? We’re doing Thymus Therapies, what is the Thymus and what does it do for us? Well, the Thymus is a gland, and the Thymus location is in the center of our chest, it’s just above the heart, and when we’re young, it’s very big and it’s very active. The older we get, the less active the Thymus gland is. In fact, when we reach our mid-fifties, the Thymus gland is only about 15 percent active. And studies show there is a correlation between the activity of the Thymus gland and health and aging. So the Thymus plays an important role in many of the systems in our body. For example, part of the the Thymus Gland function is to program our immune system. We’ve all heard of T-Lymphocytes or T cells, well the “T” Lymphocytes are called “T” for “Thymus”, they are Thymus Lymphocytes. The Lymphocytes are produced in our bone marrow, they pass though the blood-stream into the Thymus, and then the Thymus programs the cells, and it decides which kind of cell each cell should be. So our T Lymphocytes for example are made up of our natural killer cells, of our helper cells, suppressor cells, memory cells, and all of these cells have to be in the right ratios to one another. This is what the Thymus gland does, it programs those cells, and controls the ratios, so the immune system can function in a controlled way, and can respond to dangers and to microorganisms that can be in our system, and it also has that protective function for us. But, the Thymus doesn’t only stop there, I mean it balances our hormones, it intervenes with our hormones, it helps to establish healthy hormonal balance, which helps us to feel better and perform better. And in addition to that, it also balances the level of neurotransmitters in our system. You know neurotransmitters are extremely important for brain function, for how we feel pain, for how we think, for how we are emotionally balanced and things like that. So we can see, the Thumus gland is an extremely important organ, funny enough most of us haven’t even heard about it, but it’s right here in the center of our chest and really plays a foundational role in our health and aging. The Thymus itself secretes hormones into our system, we call these “Thymic Hormones”, and one of the things these Thymic hormones Influence is our biological age, and when we talk about biological age, we can do a blood test and we can measure the levels of the Thymic Hormones and through that, we can calculate how old our body is biologically, because if we remember, the Thymus is very active at the beginning of our life and the activity decreases as we age. And this is done in a certain pattern, so we can actually calculate how old our bodies should be, based on the activity of the Thymus gland. So, with Thymus therapies, we restore the Thymic function, to actually reverse the biological age, and some studies are indicating that this reversal of biological age can actually be up to about 15 years, so we see again how important the Thymic function is in just general health and aging. Previous Video: Next Video: