Independently Published
Immunity Boosters: Natural Methods to Boost, Balance and Build Up Your Immune System
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- Danielle Ross
- Independently Published
- Paperback
- 9798581907993
- 7.99 X 5 X 0.14 inches
- 0.16 pounds
- Health & Fitness > Diseases - Immune & Autoimmune
- English
Secure TransactionBook Description
How would you like to never get sick and live longer? That very well falls into the hands of the immune system-in charge of protecting and resisting the body from all sorts of everyday harmful substances and microbes called pathogens.
Your immune system is your body's own security system being triggered whenever signs of any pathogen-known as antigens-are detected. It calls in the necessary response team of white blood cells (leukocytes), lymphatic system, and antibodies to come in and neutralize the threat intent on wreaking havoc to your health, as well as remove toxins and other impurities from the body.
All this sounds great, until we are reminded of our mortality. Our longevity is closely tied to our immune system. As we age, so does our immune system, weakening our body's natural defense and making us much more vulnerable to getting sick and, in worst-case scenario, even death.
In addition, there will always be new microbial threats, or existing ones will mutate and adapt to where our bodies fail to recognize and handle them. Thus, where immunity was once granted, is no longer available.
The verdict: boosting your immune system is nothing to sneeze at. It is necessary to constantly keep your immune system strong and up to date against the latest bodily threats at all times in order to stay healthy and alive.
Here's what are packed inside Immunity Boosters
...and that doesn't begin to cover the full immunity possible.
Give your body the boost it needs to keep you safe, protected, and healthy. Upgrade your immune system now with Immunity Boosters, packing the punches you need to take it up a notch to be super immune.
Author Bio
Danielle Ross is an Assistant Professor of Asian history, and she teaches pre-modern and modern Islamic and world history. A native of California, Ross has published articles on Muslim participation in the First World War and Islamic law and education in the Russian empire.
She is currently researching Muslim merchant-industrialist networks in the nineteenth and early twentieth-century Russia.
PhD, Central Asian History, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2011
MA, Central Asian History, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2007
BA, History, (Russian and East European Studies), Arizona State University, 2003
BA, Russian Language and Literature, Arizona State University, 2003
Source: Utah State University
Photo Credit: Andrew McAllister
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