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1 IMMUNE+++
2 DID YOU KNOW? Each person adds 37 million bacteria to the air every hour On any given day during prime illness months: 1 in 3 people in the U.S. report having a cold 1 in 10 people in the U.S. report having the flu According to the Gallup-Healthways Well-Being Index People emit flu germs from up to 6 feet away According to the Wake Forest School Of Medicine in North Carolina
3 WHAT CAN WE DO? We can wash our hands, try and avoid germs, not smoke, exercise regularly, maintain a healthy weight, get enough sleep, etc.
4 IT S NOT ALWAYS ENOUGH Our bodies are under attack We are constantly surrounded by millions of germs and bacteria Other factors also weaken our bodies and make them more susceptible to infections and other health challenges Stress Lack of sleep Deficiencies in nutrition Poor diet Lack of exercise Injury
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8 OPTI-SHIELD BLEND Increase how effective your body is at recognizing and attacking foreign organisms and substances Polysaccharide Complex Extract from species of plants 3-Mushroom Blend Reishi, Maitake, Turkey Tail Mushrooms 1. Increase the number of T cells, B cells and Natural Killer (NK) Cells 2. Increase the potency of NK cells
9 WHY ARE THESE CELLS IMPORTANT? Natural Killer Cells are the most aggressive of the immune system s defenders. The immune system s front-line defense Recognize and remove the most dangerous pathogens, viruses and abnormal cells.
10 WHY ARE THESE CELLS IMPORTANT? As white blood cells, T cells, B cells and NK cells respond to foreign organisms and substances by engulfing and destroying them. white blood cells Detect and remove harmful substances Fight infection Maintain healthy tissues
11 POLYSACCHARIDE COMPLEX Proven effective 1. Increases the number of T cells, B Cells and NK cells 2. Increases potency and effectiveness of NK cells, which serve to contain viral infections Higher cytotoxicity = faster and more effective NK cells Based on a study published in the Journal of the American Nutraceutical Association
12 3-MUSHROOM BLEND Reishi mushroom Maitake mushroom Turkey Tail mushroom Stimulate T cell and NK cell activity Anti-bacterial and anti-viral properties Protect against viruses, bacteria, pollution, chemicals and molds
13 LIFE-C BLEND A pure and potent form of Vitamin C with a unique delivery system Together, this combination of ingredients supports healthy immune function, boosts immune health and immune response and reduces inflammation.
14 LIFE-C BLEND Better ingredients, better results A safe, effective form of Vitamin C Free of GMO, allergens, and animal products GRAS (Generally Regarded As Safe) affirmed Enters the body faster, stays in the body longer Based on a study published in the Medical Science Monitor
15 HERB AND BOTANICAL BLEND Natural immune boost Camu Camu: 60 times more Vitamin C per serving than oranges Acerola: Anti-inflammatory benefits and Vitamin C powerhouse Ashwagandha: Increase immunity to colds and infections Sea Buckthorn: Protects against infections Pomegranate: Vitamin C and immune support
16 WHY DO WE INCLUDE VITAMIN C IN IMMUNE +++? The body is not able to make Vitamin C on its own, and it does not store Vitamin C, so we must obtain our Vitamin C from food sources and nutritional supplementation.
17 LIFEPHARM GLOBAL NETWORK IMMUNE+++ Effective from the inside out Enteric Coating withstands acidic conditions in the stomach, allowing IMMUNE+++ to reach the small intestine for maximum absorption Rapidly available for use by the body Helps to avoid stomach upset Eliminates unpleasant aftertaste
18 A SUPERIOR FORMULA
19 THE DIFFERENCE OTHER IMMUNE PRODUCTS LPGN IMMUNE +++ Many products on the market do not offer a complete product for immune health, just like a chain link fence cannot defend against all of the elements it may encounter. LPGN IMMUNE +++ strengthens the overall immune system and boosts your body s natural response to foreign organisms and substances, in the same way barbed wire can reinforce a brick wall for superior defense.
20 WE KNOW THE IMPORTANCE One-half of U.S. adults claim to be concerned about boosting their immunity. According to the Natural Marketing Institute s (NMI) 2013 Healthy Aging Database The market for immune supplements appears to be growing more than twice as fast as the market for over-the-counter cold and flu drugs.
21 BE PROACTIVE Aging process REDUCED immune response INCREASED health problems The immune, digestive and circulatory systems are all interdependent. When one weakens, all are affected.
22 SYNERGY OF HEALTHY LIVING Healthy living is accomplished when all of our body s systems are working together in perfect synergy.
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