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Here are some suggested vitamins to boost the immune system. Some duplicates are listed for different price point options. This is a 2 minute long video on why it's important to order supplements through a trusted dispensary such as Fullscript: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WrGYBq6pIIs&feature=youtu.be Vitamin C Reduces the duration of the common cold by approximately a half-day2, or by 8% in adults and by 14-18% in children4 Reduces time of confinement by approximately six hours and fever duration by approximately a half-day, relieves chest pain and chills by approximately eight hours when given an extra therapeutic dose at the time of onset of cold2 Improves antimicrobial and natural killer (NK) cell activities, lymphocyte levels, chemotaxis, delayed T cell responses, sympathetic nervous response, and induces anti-reactive oxygen species activity2 Decreased duration of cold by 59% and increased weekly activity levels by 39.5% when compared to placebo in otherwise healthy adult males3 Zinc 75-100 mg of elemental zinc as zinc acetate or zinc gluconate lozenges, once per day, within 24 hours of the onset of common cold symptoms, minimum 1 to 2 weeks cold15,16,17,18,19 Reduces cold duration by 33%15, or by approximately 1.65 to 3 days in healthy adults cold16,17,18,20,21 Zinc acetate equivalently reduces the duration by 40% and zinc gluconate reduces the duration by 28%15, while other sources indicate greater efficacy with zinc acetate in healthy adults20 Reduces the incidence of cold symptoms after 5-7 days in healthy adults and children19,21 Reduces the duration of muscle soreness by 54%, cough by 46%, voice hoarseness by 43%, nasal congestion by 37%, nasal discharge by 34%, scratchy throat by 33%, sneezing by 22%, and sore throat by 18% in healthy adults19,21 Reduces the incidence of common cold development, absence from school, and antibiotic use in children1,17 Improves anti-inflammatory and antioxidant profile Reduces duration of symptoms particularly when given within the first 24 hours of symptom onset1,23 Vitamin D The immune system , the body system responsible for defending the body from foreign invaders, is influenced by vitamin D status. Low levels of vitamin D are associated with increased susceptibility to infection. ( 1 ) Improving vitamin D status, though supplementation, diet, and sun exposure, may have protective effects against autoimmune disease. ( 17 )( 36 ) Vitamin D supports the immune system by stimulating immune cells, such as macrophages and T-cells, that defend the body against harmful pathogens. ( 6 )( 17 ) Studies show optimal vitamin D levels and a decreased risk of upper respiratory tract infections, such as the common cold. ( 19 )( 28 ))

Skin Health - Mature and Aging Skin

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