I'm sorry to hear your situation. Thymosin Alpha 1 (abbreviated TA1) is a peptide that upregulates T cell responses in the body. This directly helps the immune

I'm sorry to hear your situation. Thymosin Alpha 1 (abbreviated TA1) is a peptide that upregulates T cell responses in the body. This directly helps the immune system perform better. This is hardly a cure all, but has certainly proven to be effective in other cancers (couldn't find references to gliablastoma) and conditions with compromised immune systems. This is a summary of usage and safety profile: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7747025/#:~:text=SAFETY%20AND%20DOSES&text=The%20standard%20single%20dosage%20ranges,tolerated%20and%20safe%5B34%5D https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7747025/#:~:tex.... You may have some difficulty initially locating it. It may technically be illegal - the FDA banned many peptides recently. It is still findable by searching for clinic that supports the use of peptides (they would have sourcing figured out).