Our immunity is the body's main defense mechanism against viruses and bacteria. The development of the immune system in the process of evolution has determined the very possibility of human existence. Immunity can be innate and adaptive (acquired).

 

Innate immunity is the body's ability to recognize and neutralize various bacteria and viruses. As the name implies, this is the main property of the organism that it receives at birth. Adaptive immunity recognizes more specific and individual pathogens, it is formed in the process of collision with them, after diseases or vaccinations.

 

Signs of immune deficiency:

 

• Frequent acute respiratory infections.

 

• Frequent exacerbations of chronic infectious diseases (tonsillitis, sinusitis, bronchitis, pyelonephritis, adnexitis, etc.).

 

• Frequent recurrence of herpetic rashes.

 

• Pustular skin lesions.

 

• Joint and muscle pain.

 

• Prolonged temperature rise or absence of temperature reaction in acute infectious diseases.

 

• Enlarged lymph nodes.

 

• Poor wound healing.

 

• Malignant neoplasms.

 

• Weakness.

 

• Chronic fatigue syndrome.

 

The immune system is formed in the fetus in the womb. A lot depends on heredity. But lifestyle plays an equally important role. Our way of life is something we can change. By adjusting our lifestyle and following some simple rules, we can help our immunity become stronger, regardless of heredity.

 

The Immune system support program helps to strengthen your immunity and protect you from the stressors and diseases of the modern world.

 

The Immune system support program includes:

• Comprehensive evaluation.

• Complex of highly effective substances for infusion therapy (droppers).

• Red light therapy.

• Ozone IV therapy.

 

Optionally:

• Blood tests. 

 

The procedures included in the Immune system support program are carried out on outpatient basis with daily visit.

 

The program promotes:

• Increased body's resistance to various diseases.

• Reduced frequency of relapses of chronic diseases.

• Reduced viral load on the body's cells in chronic viral diseases (such as herpes simplex virus type 1 and type 2, some types of human papillomavirus).

• Improved performance.

• Normalized sleep.

• Improved mood.