Immune System
My Immune System – always ready!
Whether viruses, bacteria, parasites, fungi or even foreign substances; our body is able to keep these external pathogens in check in order to protect and maintain its important bodily functions. Our innate, non-specific Immune System also “grows with its tasks” and matures over time into a specific defense system that can react in a targeted, competent and rapid manner.
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Health starts with the Immune System!
The immune defense begins with mechanical and physical barriers that are designed to keep the intruder out as best as possible. These include the skin, mucous membranes, but also the acidic pH value in the stomach or the bacteria of a healthy intestinal flora, which stand in the way of the pests. If no adequate defense is possible and the troublemaker has made it into the bloodstream, tougher weapons are brought to bear: The defense cells in the blood, the leukocytes, become active. Together with other components of the Immune System, they get to grips with the pathogens. The stronger the immune defense, the faster they can be eliminated and the body can concentrate on its metabolism and functional processes again.
Immune System – from weak to strong
To prevent and counteract infections at an early stage, the body relies on a healthy lifestyle with plenty of exercise, sufficient sleep, plenty of fluids and an adequate supply of all important nutrients such as vitamin C, vitamin D, Selenium and Zinc. In hectic everyday life, however, this is not always guaranteed, which can have an impact on both well-being and Health.
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Your Immune System, our focus – unbeatable together!
In a placebo-controlled double-blind study, it was found that aminoplus® immune significantly reduced the number of days with infection compared to the placebo group.
