Immune modulation balances the immune system by either boosting it during deficiencies or suppressing it during overactivity, aiming to restore immune homeostasis. This can be achieved through influencing cytokine production, regulating immune cell activity and promoting self-tolerance.
Immune modulation involves regulating the immune system to achieve a balanced and appropriate response. This includes enhancing the immune response when it is insufficient, such as in cases of infection or cancer, and suppressing it when it is overactive, as seen in autoimmune diseases or allergies. The goal is to restore immune homeostasis and prevent damage to the body's own tissues by influencing cytokine production, regulating immune cell activity (e.g., T cells, B cells, macrophages), and promoting tolerance to self-antigens. Nutrients, lifestyle factors, and pharmaceuticals can all contribute to immune modulation.
Ingredients That Provide This Benefit
Reishi Mushroom
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