Support for the immune system and natural defences, especially at the level of the upper respiratory tract
80% of our immune system is in the gut
The 100 000 billion or so micro-organisms living in the gut are our first line of defence against disease-causing pathogens.
What can we do to keep our immune system healthy?
- Meals: the more variety in the vegetables and fruit we eat, the more beneficial gut bacteria we can feed.
- Consumption of vitamins: it is recommended to aim for an adequate mixed diet and to supplement the following vitamins periodically: vitamins D (autumn to spring), C and E.
- A balanced lifestyle, a peaceful night's sleep.
- Daily exercise and breathing (in cold and sunny weather). Source: health.harvard.edu - Boost your immune system
In addition to the above, there are several other herbs that may have immune-supporting effects that are included in the active ingredients of GALLMET-Immune (AntiBac) capsules.
Garlic (Allium sativum)
One GALLMET-Immune (AntiBac) capsule contains the active ingredient of several cloves of garlic!
- In the Middle Ages, garlic was used to prevent epidemic diseases.
- The effect against pulmonary infections has been demonstrated in a modern clinical trial.B16 One study found that long-term garlic taken as a preventative measure significantly reduced the risk of developing respiratory infections.
Black elderberry (Sambucus Nigra)
In folk medicine, elderberries were "the poor man's pharmacy"
- Elderberries have antioxidant and G5, antiviral effects against respiratory viruses (e.g. influenza virus) and help to protect against viruses by acting on the immune system.A6 A4 A3
- In traditional studies, elderberry fruit extract has been shown to speed recovery and reduce symptoms in people with influenza. A4 Similar effects have been observed in colds.A5 A re-analysis of the results of clinical trials A9 (meta-analysis) has confirmed the above findings.
King of bitter (Andrographis paniculata)
Andrographis leaves and roots were used in India and China to make medicine even before antibiotics were invented
Turmeric (Curcuma longa)
The benefits of turmeric have been recognised by the pharmaceutical and health industries
- Several centuries of Eastern folk experience and informative scientific studies support the anti-inflammatory effects of turmeric, and there is clinical evidence to support this.E19
- Curcumin has a proven immunostimulant effect: it increased the production of antibodies and the white blood cell count during the immune response.E2 But the effect on the immune system is more complex than that. It also reduced airway constriction in experimentally induced allergen-provoked airway obstruction.E6
White horehound (Marrubium vulgare)
White horehound is such a popular herb that it is even used to make sweets!
- The immunomodulatory effect of white horehound has been demonstrated in animals. D3
Bile acids (bile acids)
The antiseptic action of bile acids is due to their fat-busting function. It breaks down the fat-containing skeletons of lipid-coated macro viruses, bacteria and pathogens, making them more accessible to immune cells, thus relieving the immune system.
Professor Dr. Lóránd Bertók wrote the following: "In the physico-chemical defence based on the detergent action of bile acids, we have identified a general defence mechanism of the body, which extends to all pathogens with a fatty structure on their surface..." (e.g. influenza and herpes viruses). Source: The role of bile acids in the physico-chemical defence of the body
AntiBac is a new food supplement on the market, supported by the National Research Development Agency with an invention application!
AntiBac has been developed based on hundreds of international research papers, studies and research, and its ingredients have been selected to meet the current challenges and help the body's defences!
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