THYMUS GLAND STIMULATION

During the juvenile growth phase, the thymus gland (a lymphatic organ) is involved in the production of immune cells. After puberty, the thymus gland begins to shrink. In adults, according to current conventional medicine, the thymus no longer plays an important role.

However, according to alternative medicine, stimulation of the thymus gland is related to an improved stress and disease management.

As one of the four main vital points, the thymus gland is particularly well-suited as a target for vitalization.