YOUR IMMUNITY
Your primary biological line of defense against attacks from foreign elements in the body.
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FREQUENCY COMPOSITION OF THIS ENERGY SOLUTION
Stimulation of the immune system: (Production of immunoglobulin antibodies and NK cells)
• Vitamin A: Helps produce and activate white blood cells, assisting the body in fighting infections by boosting immune defenses.
• Vitamin D: Activates and regulates the immune system in multiple ways, stimulating antibody production against viruses and bacteria.
• Vitamins B6, B9, B12, C, and D, and Zinc: Contribute to maintaining proper immune system function.
• Vitamin C: Especially beneficial before or after physical exercise.
• Vitamins and Minerals: Iron, zinc, copper, calcium, magnesium, phosphorus, sodium, selenium, potassium, sulfur.
• Indium: Enhances the body’s utilization of other trace elements. Contains chromium, which helps reduce blood sugar and cholesterol levels. Contains zinc, which supports cognitive function and immune system efficiency.
• Nitric Oxide: Contributes to infection defense. Nitric oxide can be released by certain immune cells to destroy various pathogens, such as bacteria, viruses, and parasites, that may have invaded the body.
• Glutathione: Produced by T-lymphocytes, it not only acts as an antioxidant by eliminating metabolic waste but also plays an essential role in activating energy metabolism, which controls the immune response.
• Lymphocytes: Key immune cells that can eliminate pathogens or tumor cells. To fulfill their role, these cells must first be activated.
• Artemisia: Helps modulate the immune response, reducing hypersensitivity to allergens.
• Stem Cells and White Blood Cells: The immune system’s proper functioning depends on a constant supply of white blood cells derived from stem cells.
• Endorphins: Beneficial for the immune system, as they stimulate the production of certain immune cells, thereby strengthening resistance to infections.
• Serotonin: Regulates inflammation and immunity by acting on serotonin receptors, which are differently expressed on immune cells in both rodents and humans. Serotonin serves as a powerful chemoattractant, recruiting innate immune cells to inflammation sites.
• GABA: Has numerous effects on immune cells, such as activating or suppressing cytokine secretion, altering cell proliferation, and even affecting cell migration. Immune cells encounter GABA when it is released by immune cells themselves or when they enter the brain.
• Hormonal System: The immune and hormonal systems are intrinsically linked. Hormones like cortisol, produced in response to stress, can suppress immunity, while others, like sex hormones, can influence it in complex ways.
• Iodine: Possesses antimicrobial properties that can help strengthen the immune system. It can contribute to the destruction of harmful foreign cells, such as bacteria and viruses, thereby enhancing the body’s defense against infections.
 
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This approach is not intended to replace any medication or treatment prescribed by a healthcare professional.