179,180 Red cells contain L-hexonate dehydrogenase, an enzyme that has the capacity to reduce aldoses such as glucose, galactose, or glyceraldehyde to their corresponding polyol (i.e., glucose to sorbitol, galactose to dulcitol, and glyceraldehyde to glycerol)
Their absorption and effectiveness are also subjects of ongoing scientific debate
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TB-500 is related to a naturally occurring molecule called thymosin beta-4, found in many types of cells