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The Relationship between the Immune System



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Submitted 2010-04-26 02:48:47
The body's immune systems first line of defense against disease are barriers that prevent antigens, which are large protein molecules of bacteria, viruses, chemicals and other substances that seem harmful from getting into your body. The barriers embody your skin, mucus, cough reflex, stomach acid and even enzymes in your tears, that destroy toxins. If the antigen or toxin manages to get past these barriers, then the immune system launches a second line of defense, found in your blood. They're white blood cells, that perform a protecting operate by seeking out and destroying foreign protein antigens.
If you suffer from a low immune system it's necessary to avoid things that suppress or act to destroy it, like a high cholesterol diet, serious metals (lead, mercury, cadmium), fat, alcohol, fried foods, food additives, obesity, industrial pollutants, pesticides, herbicides, stress, pharmaceuticals, too much sunlight, tobacco, and radiation.
Unfortunately, there is no "magic bullet" that you'll be able to take to quickly repair your immune system, however there are plenty of ways in which to help build and support it by providing your body with correct nutrition, regular exercise, adequate rest, relaxation and maintaining a positive mental attitude.
Taking the subsequent dietary steps will help protect and build your immune system:
1. Limit saturated and trans fats, food additives and alcohol 2. Take a sensible quality multi-vitamin/mineral supplement daily 3. Guarantee your diet includes adequate protein 4. Take one thousand mg of Vitamin C daily. 5. Eat 3 to 4 servings of vegetables daily. 6. Eat three to four servings of legumes weekly. 7. Eat 3 to four servings of omega-three fatty acid-made foods weekly
The length of your time needed to re-build a low immune system in fact can vary relying on your individual state of affairs and environmental exposure to immune system suppressants. This is not an overnight process, for a few folks it can take 3 months to two years. Obviously, the higher your exposure has been to immuno-suppressants, the longer it will take to make your immune system. Children tend to heal a lot of additional quickly than adults or the elderly.
People with allergies and asthma can notice that their asthma and allergy symptoms quieten down frequent and less severe when their immune systems are strong. It's important to avoid using allergy and asthma medicine, which have toxic facet effects and act to lower the immune system. There are natural supplements that safely and effectively eliminate allergy and asthma symptoms.
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