ImmuCell
This product caontains 4 nucleotides, arabinogalactans, biotin and vitamin B2 Naturally processed from the Acacia Senegal tree, arabinogalactan provides year-round, immune support, and is a sustainable supplementary option for environmentally...
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- Geproduceerd én verpakt in Nederland
- Verse batches uit eigen productie
- Direct verzonden óf op te halen bij onze fabriek in Lelystad
- Elk ingrediënt volgens COA, batchcontrole via laboratoria
- Plasticvrij merk sinds 2016
- Gemaakt door M.R. Eekhof — laborant, docent & behandelaar
- Geen dierlijke ingrediënten
- Compleet vrij van toevoegingen
- In de praktijk getest, werking bevestigd met laboratoriumonderzoek
This product caontains 4 nucleotides, arabinogalactans, biotin and vitamin B2
Naturally processed from the Acacia Senegal tree, arabinogalactan provides year-round, immune support, and is a sustainable supplementary option for environmentally conscious consumers.
Acacia Senegal Arabinogalactan Supports Natural Immune Function
According to SORD consumer data, almost 75% of supplement users are interested in taking supplements to boost their immunity, and arabinogalactan offers them an effective option. A natural immune support ingredient sourced from the Acacia Senegal tree, arabinogalactans works to support the immune system: innate immune response and adaptive immune response.
Clinical research demonstrates the benefits of this highly branched polysaccharide: healthy adults who took arabinogalactan were 57% more likely to stay healthy than those taking placebo. As a natural, sustainable supplement, arabinogalactan is specially tailored for the environmentally conscious consumer.
A Sustainable Supplement for the Modern Consumer
• Clinically studied immune support
• Sustainably sourced from the North American Larch tree
• Water-based method extracts the arabinogalactan compounds
• Food & beverage application-friendly
• Backed by three clinical studies*
*Riede, et al. Curr Med Res Opin. 2013.
Udani, et al. J Am Coll Nutr. 2013.
Udani, et al. Nutr J. 2010.