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Adult Autoimmune System Storage
Intergenerational inheritance of health resources, Fuze family
Immune system
The defense system that prevents pathogens from invading the human body
The immune system is a crucial system in the body that executes immune responses and functions. Our bodies are constantly under attack, with billions of pathogenic microorganisms attempting to take up residence. To counter this, our bodies have developed an incredibly complex and tiny army to safeguard our health. The immune system is the overarching term for this army.
The immune system consists of three major categories: immune organs, immune cells, and immune molecules. They recognize and eliminate antigenic foreign substances, coordinate with other systems in the human body, and jointly maintain environmental stability and physiological balance in the human body.
What are immune cells?
Immune cells, commonly known as "white blood cells," refer to cells involved in or related to immune responses
Immune cells are an important component of the immune system. They tirelessly resist foreign pathogens and microorganisms in our body 24 hours a day, serving as both guardians and logistical cleaners, helping to remove waste materials from the body and prevent diseases. When we are sick, they can always detect and eliminate bacteria in the body in a timely manner.
Types of immune cells
  • Natural Killer Cells (NK)
  • Macrophage
  • Dendritic cell
  • B lymphocytes
  • T lymphocyte
  • Granulocyte
The Importance of Immune Cell Storage
Aging is an unavoidable and eternal topic for humans, and the aging of the human body begins with cells
The human body is composed of approximately 40-60 trillion cell progenitors, the vast majority of which do not accompany us for life but undergo continuous self replacement. For young and healthy individuals, strong immune cells in the human body will promptly detect and eliminate foreign cells and bacteria and viruses that invade from outside the body and want to harm us. However, as age increases, the weakened immune cells' ability to work decreases, making it difficult to recognize foreign objects in a timely manner, which can lead to the occurrence of various diseases.

        
  • Youthfulness of the whole body system
    Understanding the importance of physical health, storing as early as possible, and monitoring disease risks.
  • Sub-health
    Irregular lifestyle and work schedule lead to poor resistance.
  • Bad lifestyle habits
    Habitual staying up late, smoking, and drinking can lead to a decline in immunity.
When should immune cells be stored?
The aging of immune cells affects human health. Immune cell storage is always better today than tomorrow