Immune Health PLUS - The Immune Health Supplement That Works

While there is no single vitamin or mineral that is best for your immune system, there are a handful that can really help. Vitamin C, Vitamin D, and Zinc are three of the best vitamins and minerals to support your immune system. Vitamin C is a powerful antioxidant that reduces cellular damage and forms collagen, neurotransmitters, and carnitine. Vitamin D helps your body produce proteins that support optimal white blood cell operation. Zinc helps your body produce and regulate your immune cells, reduces the severity and duration of infection, and has anti-inflammatory properties. Additionally, beta-glucans are powerful little fibers that take your immune health and immunity to the next level! They help your body regulate cholesterol, fight inflammation, boost immunity, and stabilize blood sugar levels. Studies have found that beta-glucans help activate immune cells and help your body fight infection! (Immune Health PLUS® has 30mg of beta-glucans per serving!)

There are a number of things you can do to boost your immune system: Eat a well-balanced, vitamin-rich diet. Exercise, even if it’s just going for a quick walk. Get fresh air! Getting outside for 15 minutes or opening your windows to let fresh air in helps clear out your lungs. Sleep! Stay hydrated. Drink bone broth. Increase Vitamin C intake, whether through food (red bell peppers, citrus fruits, and broccoli are all high in Vitamin C) or an immune health supplement.

In short, yes. While it’s difficult to measure given the complexity of the immune system, supplementation can definitely help give your immune system the support it needs. Immune Health PLUS® is full of vitamins, minerals, beta-glucans (fibers that help regulate cholesterol, fight inflammation, boost immunity, and activate immune cells), and a unique mushroom blend—all of which help boost and support your immune system.

It does! As you age, your immune system naturally weakens, so it becomes even more important to boost your immune system. Additionally, the vitamins and minerals your body needs change as you get older. We advise consulting your healthcare professional before you begin taking any new supplements, especially if you’re actively taking other supplements or medications.