Max-Immune

Dose: 1 capsule daily for acute needs This new nutritional product made from 1-3,1-6 beta-glucan is one of the most exciting things happening today in the field of nutritional supplements and immuno-stimulants.
Beta-glucans have a long scientific history and a reference list including literally hundreds of papers. It is designed to support those who are undergoing chemotherapy and who are prone to infections.
Research originated in the 1940s when it was found that this material was able to stimulate non-specific immunity. In the 1980s Dr Joyce Czop, at Harvard University, was able to describe the mode of action of this material in stimulating the immune system discovering that there is a specific receptor for 1-3,1-6 betaglucan on the surface of certain white blood cells, called macrophages, that, when activated, stimulate a cascade of immune events, that enable the body to defend itself against most bacterial and viral invaders.

Dr Paul Clayton, a Fellow of The Royal Society of Medicine and a former Senior Scientific Advisor to the UK government's Committee on the Safety of Medicines has done considerable research into both the immuno stimulation and antiageing aspects of beta glucan and says:
'A comprehensive micronutrient support programme is a good foundation for good overall immune function. Onto that foundation you can add a second layer of very specific immune support agents. They include vitamin D, the trace element selenium, and the 1-3, 1-6 beta glucans.”

This product adds this specific immune support and is ideal during treatment and recovery from illness. In some vulnerable people, who have a need for extra protection and immune support, it may be recommended longer term.

Max-Immune contains 1-3,1-6 beta-glucan 200mg per capsule.