Beta-Glucane und Immunsystem

Zusammenfassung

Ein intaktes Immunsystem ist für die Gesunderhaltung des Organismus von besonderer Bedeutung. Klar definierte Polysaccharide, (1-3),(1-6)-Beta-D-Glucane, können durch ihre immunmodulatorischen Eigenschaften das Immunsystem bei seiner Arbeit unterstützen. Dabei wirken sie auch hemmend auf das Tumorwachstum und wirken antimikrobiell, antiarteriosklerotisch und antiinflammatorisch. Im Präparat Immunkomplex Dr. Wolz® ist Beta-Glucan durch einen biologischen Kulturprozess optimal bioverfügbar und kann durch die Kombination mit Mineralstoffen, Spurenelementen, Obst- und Gemüsekonzentraten das Immunsystem neben einer positiven Lebenseinstellung, körperlicher Aktivität und einer gesunden Ernährung positiv beeinflussen und vor chronischen Krankheiten schützen.

Abstract

An intact immune system is of extraordinary importance for the health of our organism. Exactly defined polysaccharides, (1-3),(1-6)-beta-D-glucanes, have immunmodulating properties and can therefore support the immune system. By doing this, they also act as an inhibitor of tumour growth and have antimicrobial, antiarteriosclerotic and antiinflammatory properties. The preparation „Immunkomplex Dr. Wolz®” contains beta-glucans, which are cultivated through a biological process and therefore are optimally bio available. By combining them with minerals, trace elements, fruit and vegetable concentrates the preparation can, in addition to a positive view of life, physical activity and a healthy diet, positively influence the immune system and protect against chronic disease.

Schlüsselwörter

Immunsystem - chronische Erkrankungen - Stress - Ernährung - Immunmodulatoren - Polysaccharide - Beta-D-Glucane - Tumorwachstumshemmung - antimikrobiell - antiarteriosklerotisch - antiinflamatorisch - Bioverfügbarkeit - Mineralstoffe - Spurenelemente - Obst- und Gemüsekonzentrate

Keywords

Immune system - chronic disease - stress - nutrition - immune system modulators - polysaccharids - beta-D-glucanes - inhibition of tumour growth - antimicrobial, antiarteriosclerotic - antiinflammatory - biological availability - minerals - trace elements - fruit and vegetable concentrates

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