Article Summary:
- Vitamins, minerals, and specific botanicals support healthy immune function and strengthen the body’s defense system.*
- Certain compounds, such as zinc and quercetin, have naturally poor absorption, which can negatively impact the efficacy of immune supplement formulations.
- Tesseract’s proprietary nutrient delivery nanotechnology enhances the solubility and absorption of nutrient molecules for improved bioaccessibility for the immune system .*
The immune system is critical in protecting the body against pathogens (bacteria, parasites, viruses, and fungi), harmful pollutants, unwanted cellular changes and undesirable cellular growth that can adversely impact various body functions. The immune system, which is vital to the overall functioning of your body, requires the regular intake of adequate amounts of vitamins, minerals, and specific plant-derived compounds that exert antioxidant and immune-supporting effects.
Below, we discuss some of the best immune supplements, their benefits, and why you should include an advanced immune supplement formulation with your diet.
Best Immune Supplements — An Overview
If you do not receive an adequate amount of specific vitamins and minerals through your regular diet, then it can compromise your immune function. A deficiency of certain vitamins and minerals has been linked to altered immune responses.1 The following table highlights some of the best immune supplements — vitamins C and D, zinc, and quercetin — that should be in your diet, either in the form of food or as supplements.
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It is worth noting that because high amounts of immune supplements can cause side effects, you should always consult with your healthcare provider before including an immune supplement in your diet.
But what are the best immune supplement formulations available over the counter? To promote healthy immune function, you should consider an advanced immune supplement with enhanced absorption and bioaccessibility.
Including An Advanced Immune Supplement in Your Diet
Tesseract Medical Research has developed various nutritional supplements that support healthy immune function. QuerciSorb Immunophore SR® is a unique quercetin supplement formulated for optimal solubility and absorption. The formulation contains some of the best immuno-supportive nutrients — vitamins C and D, zinc, and quercetin for effective immune support.*
The challenge with most immune-enhancing nutrients, such as zinc and quercetin, is they are not well-absorbed naturally. Tesseract’s groundbreaking CyLoc® – DexKey® nutrient delivery nanotechnology enables optimal absorption of active nutrients through the gut wall. The CyLoc® technology encases nutrient molecules, maintaining their integrity during the transit through the stomach. The accompanying DexKey® reactors release each molecule at the desired point in the intestinal tract for maximum absorption.
Additionally, QuerciSorb Immunophore SR’s nutrients are delivered in a sustained-release format to support healthy immune function all day.* These features of Tesseract’s supplement formulation make it one of the best commercially available immune supplements.
The power of Tesseract supplements lies in enhancing palatability, maximizing absorption and bioaccessibility, and micro-dosing multiple nutrients in a single, highly effective capsule. Shop products on our website and learn more about how they can help support your immune health.*
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