Immune System

The immune system is not an organ or group of cells; rather, it is a sum of the body’s defense functions against unwanted invaders. This system consists of:

• white blood cells
• T-cells
• macrophages
• lymphokine
• immunogobulins
• superoxide dismutase
• histamine

The overall function of immune defenses is to correctly identify and eliminate metabolic waste, cell mutations and allergens. Immune processes are a part of every cell and affect all the systems of the body. A healthy immune system is essential for good health.

The Body’s Security System: When the immune system recognizes certain stimulus it signals the brain to activate immune responses.

Some common immune system concerns:

• seasonal support
• fatigue
• stress
• antioxidant protection
• immune support

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