Where does immunity grow?

Weakness, lethargy, fatigue (even in the morning), frequent colds, plus everything out of nowhere - allergies, herpes, frequent exacerbations of sinusitis, bronchitis ... Everything speaks of inadequate immunity.

What damages the immune system? There are many such factors. For example, prolonged stress causes the release of specific hormones that suppress the immune system. There may be an infection, and a tumor, and an allergy, the consumption of antibiotics. Mankind spends $32 billion a year on antibiotics and $20 billion a year on drugs for those diseases that develop afterward.

Prolonged starvation and lack of protein, injuries, smoking, sedentary lifestyle, unhealthy diet - also lead to damage to the immune system.

Today, there is no person who would not know about the importance of immunity for the life of the whole organism. How can one always be “on alert” and not succumb to various epidemics that have recently been increasingly attacking the human body?

First, let's look at the meaning of the word itself. Immunity is understood as the body's resistance to various pathogenic influences - whether it be microbes, viruses or infections. To improve immunity, it is important to saturate the body with all the necessary substances: vitamins, macro- and microelements, unsaturated fatty acids. Everything is clear for a healthy person and not having health problems. But if all the symptoms are “on the face”, then eating lemon with garlic or ascorbic acid will not be enough. It is important to know the roots of the problem.

The relationship between the intestinal microflora and the body's immune system has recently become the subject of numerous studies. As a result, scientists were able to establish the principles of interaction between the human body and the microbes inhabiting it. Bacteria living in the intestines grow and multiply due to undigested remnants of food eaten by a person; in turn, the normal microflora protects the human intestine from aggression by pathogenic microbes, and also develops a number of important functions:

actively participates in the metabolism of proteins, fats and carbohydrates, contributes to the proper absorption of vitamins, macro- and microelements, and itself produces some vitamins, antibiotics and biologically active substances necessary for the body. Beneficial bacteria contribute to a sharp decrease in histamines, the main culprit in many allergic diseases. By regulating the absorption of cholesterol, they protect the body from atherosclerosis. Various types of beneficial bacteria stimulate various components of the body's immune response (synthesize immunoglobulins, activate immune cells), destroy allergens, and constantly tone up human immunity. Without this flora, a person will not absorb iron, such vitamins as D, K, the entire group of vitamins B, calcium. Therefore, even with good nutrition, a person cannot get from food the whole complex of substances necessary for his health.

Therefore, to improve human immunity, it is necessary to restore the intestinal microflora to normal. Thus, it is necessary, first of all, to provide the protective microflora of the intestine with advantages over pathogenic bacteria, that is, to provide the beneficial microflora with the energy necessary for its growth and vital activity.

The drug Lactusan - effectively copes with this task and that is why it is indicated to increase immunity, with impaired metabolism, to increase the overall resistance of the body

Numerous studies of the drug Lactusan have proven its effectiveness when taken daily for 3 weeks. Lactusan refers to over-the-counter drugs and is available in two forms: in syrup and tablets. Lactusan is a safe remedy, so it can be taken by young children, pregnant and lactating mothers, as well as the elderly.

Lactulose Lactusan is available in packages: syrup 100 g, syrup 300 g.