Immune system

Indicated to strengthen the body's defenses, optimize the immune response to infections and imbalances, and promote a healthy balance between activation and regulation of the immune system.

They contribute to:

• Stimulation of the immune response : They activate key cells such as T lymphocytes, NK cells and macrophages, improving the detection and elimination of pathogens.
• Inflammation regulation : They balance the production of pro-inflammatory and anti-inflammatory cytokines, preventing exaggerated or chronic responses.
• Increased antibody production : They stimulate the generation of immunoglobulins that strengthen the ability to neutralize viruses and bacteria.
• Optimization of physical barriers : They strengthen the integrity of barriers such as the skin, mucous membranes and intestinal epithelium, the first lines of defense against pathogens.
• Antioxidant support : They reduce oxidative stress that can weaken immune function and damage protective cells.
• Promoting intestinal health : They support the intestinal microbiota, which regulates immune activity and tolerance to external agents.
• Modulation of the gut-immunity axis : They improve communication between the immune system and the microbiome, promoting healthy adaptive responses.
• Support in states of immunosuppression : They increase resistance to infections during times of greater immunological vulnerability, such as chronic stress or medical treatments.
• Reduction of reactivity to allergens : They modulate the activity of mast cells and basophils, decreasing the release of histamine and other mediators that trigger allergic responses, promoting greater tolerance to potentially allergenic compounds.

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