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to see if your immune system is compromised!
If these signs are recurrent and prolonged, it is likely that your immune system is compromised. A weakened immune system is associated not only with colds and other infections, but also with factors that increase the risk of cancer.
When the immune system is weakened,
the ability to suppress the development of cancer is also weakened
...
The good news, however, is that it can strengthen your immune system. A stronger immune system may reduce the risk of catching colds and reducing the risk of developing cancer. Our immunotherapy program aims to improve the function of immune cells and support a healthy body. If you would like to learn more about improving your immune system, please contact us.
If you enhance your immune system, not only will you be less susceptible to colds and infections
but you can also expect to prevent cancer
!
What does immunity do in the body
?
The human body is equipped with adefense system, or "immune system," to fight invaders such as foreign substances and pathogens and maintain health. For example, when E. coli or influenza viruses, which cause food poisoning, invade the body, the immune system attacks and repels them. This immune system works not only against invaders from the outside, but also against abnormal cells generated in the body, providing a self-defense mechanism that protects the body from various diseases.
And the most important enemy in the body is cancer cells.
It's the immune system that kills the viruses, bacteria, and cancer cells
in your body!
There are two types of immunity: "innate immunity" and "acquired immunity"
. Let's take a closer look at our immune friends
!
The immune system can be broadly divided into two types: innate and acquired. The two types are "innate immunity" and"acquired immunity.
Innate immunity" is the immune system that is present at birth and quickly recognizes and attacks foreign substances and abnormal cells.
Responsible for conveying pathogen information to lymphocytes
Serves to process
dead pathogens
(neutrophils, eosinophils, basophils)
Attack pathogens
Patrols the body
against pathogens
and has high attack power
Acquired immunity" refers to the immunity that develops when a person is infected with a foreign substance, such as a pathogen or virus, and acquires
antibodies to that specific foreign substance. Unlike "natural immunity," which is present at birth, acquired immunity is acquired through exposure to
foreign substances. Typical examples are measles and rubella.
Receives pathogen information from
and acts as a
command post
Attack Pathogens
Killer T
Stop the attack on the pathogen
and issue a command to stop the attack.
It's called
antibodies against pathogens.
Missiles attack them.
There are many other types.
Acquired immunity memorizes specific pathogens based on information obtained from innate immunity. If a pathogen that the innate immune system cannot handle invades again, the acquired immunity quickly senses it and attacks. In this way, the retention of information about pathogens enables a rapid response to future invasions and improves immunity.
Through the action of acquired immunity, the body builds stronger defenses against disease, so-called "immunization.
So "innate immunity" and "acquired immunity" work together to fight off
pathogens!
Next, let's look together at
how it works against cancer cells.
It is estimated that an astonishing several thousand cancer cells spontaneously arise in our bodies even in a single day. However, in a healthy state, the immune system fights off these cancer cells and suppresses the development of cancer. However, lifestyle-related diseases such as hypertension, hyperlipidemia, diabetes, aging, and stress can weaken the immune system, making us more susceptible to infections and increasing our risk of developing cancer.
But if your immune system is compromised
why are you more susceptible to cancer?
Normally, under normal immune system conditions, cancer cells produced in the body are gradually eliminated. However, when immune function is compromised, surviving cancer cells may continue to proliferate.
In addition, certain "immunosuppressive cells," which suppress the immune system, surround the cancer cells and serve to protect them from immune attack. As cancer cells protected by immunosuppressive cells continue to proliferate, the likelihood of the eventual development of the condition as "cancer" increases.
So when immunity is lowered, hidden cancer cells
multiply and become cancerous...
Winter brings an increase in the number of people suffering from colds and flu. However, even in the same environment, some people seldom get sick, while others frequently fall ill due to illness.
This difference is the "difference in immunity. Even if you live in a cold environment and are around people with highly contagious diseases, people with strong immune systems can protect themselves from external enemies.
In general, it is often assumed that athletes have a well-trained body and therefore have a high immune system. In reality, however, some athletes are actually more prone to a lowered immune system. Did you know that while exercise is a factor that improves immunity, intense training can also decrease immunity?
For example, studies have shown that people who run marathons or play high-intensity sports have a two- to six-fold increased rate of colds and upper respiratory infections compared to those who do not exercise. Consider how you can train your body while maintaining a strong immune system.
It's important for both sports and non-sports people
to be aware of keeping your immune system high!
Let's keep our immune system strong
on a daily basis so that we can fight off viruses and cancer cells!
Take a closer look at our immune
cell therapy to boost your immune system.
We offer immune cell therapy to boost immunity,
promote health, prevent cancer, and prevent cancer recurrence.
Even people who think they are healthy may unknowingly have a weakened immune system. By enhancing immune function through immuno-cell therapy, diseases such as infections, allergies, and cancer can be prevented.
Cancer immuno-cell therapy, commonly known as immunotherapy, is attracting attention as the fourth treatment method following the three major methods of cancer treatment: drug therapy, radiation therapy, and surgery. It is a gentle treatment for patients because it has almost no side effects, is safe, and reduces the burden on the body compared to conventional therapies.
This treatment has undergone more than a decade of research and clinical trials, and is now being applied clinically at university hospitals. More than a dozen university hospitals nationwide have adopted this promising new treatment method. For more information, please see the following
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