Liposomal immune booster

A liposomal immune booster is a very special product. Because here the supplement goes through a very special manufacturing process: the so-called liposomal encapsulation technology. Here the desired active ingredient, in this case our sophisticated immune booster, is integrated into so-called liposomes. You can imagine these as small transport bubbles. Phospholipids are used for this in our products. These have the property that they can absorb both water-soluble and fat-soluble active ingredients.

Because of its liposomal form, our Immune Booster scores highly for its high bioavailability. This is many times higher than that of conventional supplements, because on the one hand the supplement is transported through the liposomes in a protected way. Secondly, the phospholipids combine water- and fat-soluble properties. This means that any type of active ingredient can be well absorbed by the body.

High bioavailability is particularly important for immune boosters. This is the only way to get the full power and strengthen your immune system comprehensively. By embedding them in liposomes, the body can absorb them more easily and more efficiently.

Our liposomal immune booster contains vitamin D3, vitamin C and zinc. These ingredients strengthen your immune system and give you new strength. In addition, the big difference between our immune booster and other products is the increased depot effect, processing and better bioavailability.

Zinc is a mineral that helps to strengthen the immune system. Vitamin C helps fight harmful substances, so it boosts your defences. It is also an important element in building connective tissue, cartilage and bones by promoting collagen formation.

Vitamin D, in particular, helps to absorb calcium from food, thus strengthening bones and teeth. But it also has a positive effect on the immune system and muscle growth.

With our Liposomal Immune Booster, you get a real power pack that strengthens your body and has a positive effect on the immune system.

The immune system is the body's best defense against infection. It protects you from harmful substances and disease-causing cellular changes, including viruses or bacteria that cannot penetrate the skin with their outer shell. Among the many organs involved in this process are white blood cells such as T-cells (T-lymphocytes), which eliminate foreign proteins by binding to them - but only if they're programmed to do so!

As a rule, a weak immune system manifests itself in a similar way in everyone, but it can also have symptoms that are not listed here. In any case, you should see a doctor as soon as you realize that your immune system is weakened.

Fatigue, constant or recurring infections, colds, flu, sore throats, allergies and poor wound healing are among the typical symptoms of a weakened immune system.

As the name suggests, it is a system of different parts of the body that take care of the existence and functioning of the immune system. These include the tonsils, lymph nodes, thymus, spleen, liver and bone marrow. Each of these components takes on its own tasks, which ultimately intertwine with the other parts in an extensive process.

The tonsils, for example, belong to the lymphatic system, which takes care of the immune system. The tonsils are a very special protective shield because they are located at the entrance to the trachea and esophagus and can thus fight pests as soon as they enter. The white blood cells that are so important for the immune system are produced in the bone marrow. Lymph nodes exist throughout the body and act like filters for pathogenic substances.

The nutrients that make up a balanced diet and strengthen the immune system are vitamin C, zinc and vitamin D3. They are all included in our immune booster. In addition, vegetables such as kale, tomatoes, broccoli, garlic, mushrooms or spinach should be on the menu.