Prepared Foods. Stress. Pollution. Each of these elements can have a compromising effect on the immune system. If only it were as simple to launch your customers on a healthy and simple nutritional regimen that supports immune function.

Now, with MRI's ImmunoMax, it is possible. MRI has formulated ImmunoMax to provide a comprehensive array of the nutritional basics people require every day for optimal immune function. ImmunoMax contains important minerals like zinc, selenium and magnesium; important antioxidants such as Vitamin C with bioflavonoids; vitamin A and CoenzymeQ10.

ImmunoMax adds herbs such as astragalus root, olive leaf, goldenseal root, Echinacea, garlic bulb and Shitake mushroom - important for nutrition. ImmunoMax is the most complete nutritional supplement utilising minerals, vitamins and herbs that support immune function.

ImmunoMax - a natural approach to good nutrition.

Available Sizes: Available size: 90 tabs.

ImmunoMax is a dietary supplement that combines a synergistic blend of minerals, vitamins and herbs to support immuno-protective activity and maintain immune function. ImmunoMax can be used during cold and flu season or on an as needed basis to support the proper functioning of the immune system.


Ideally Suited for:
Any individual who experiences impaired immune function as a result of an acute or chronic condition or is concerned about supporting and maintaining proper immune function. Those who wish to supplement their diet with a high quality, high-potency immune support product.


Suggested Use

	Two tablets daily (with food) as needed to maintain immuno-protective activity. Long term use of this product is not recommended.
	For individuals who are fighting a cold or flu, the suggested use is two tablets every hour.

Tips for Better Living
To maintain optimal immune health, eat plenty of fresh, organically grown fruits and vegetables rich in vitamins A,C and E. Avoid polyunsaturated vegetable oils, margarine, vegetable shortening, all partially hydrogenated oils and foods (such as deep-fried foods) that might contain trans-fatty acids. Try to obtain at least 30 minutes of exercise daily. Exercise has been shown to stimulate the immune system


Features

	Magnesium, an essential element that has many important implications for immune health.
	Zinc, an essential element, declines during physical stress. Zinc has been shown to be necessary for the immune system. ImmunoMax provides 10 mg of zinc per serving.
	Selenium, an essential micro nutrient, that has been shown to stimulate the immune system.
	More than 72 ionic minerals and trace minerals harvested from the pristine waters of Utah's Great Salt Lake that work closely with the other minerals and trace minerals in to nourish the immune system.
	Antioxidant vitamins A and C that stimulate the immune system.
	CoenzymeQ10, an antioxidant similar to vitamin E, that assists in cellular energy, stimulates the immune system and has anti-aging effects.
	A special herbal blend including astragalus, olive leaf, garlic bulb, Shitake mushroom, Goldenseal and Oregon grape root that play an important role in immune function
	Bromelain, a proteolytic enzyme extracted from pineapple, and is involved in digestion, providing cellular energy and in repairing cells, tissues and organs.

Benefits or Results:
Results vary from person to person. Persons can expect a wide variety of nutritional benefits from this product.


Storage Conditions
Store in a cool, dry place. Re-seal the bottle lid tightly after each use. Leave the dessicant pack in the bottle. Tablets may tend to crack if exposed to moisture.


Shelf Life
A two-year shelf life is suggested as a general guideline for ImmunoMax. Shelf life regulations vary from country to country. Therefore, please check with the appropriate government agency for the exact shelf-life-guidelines.


Side Effects
May cause a laxative effect. If this happens, decrease the dose.


Main Ingredients

	Magnesium: Magnesium has a significant effect on immunity. According to one study's findings published in the Journal of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndromes and Human Retrovirology, researchers found lower circulating levels of magnesium and micronutrients (vitamins A,C, E, vitamins B-6, B-12, folate, thiamin, niacin, biotin, riboflavin, pantothenic acid, copper zinc, selenium) levels in the blood of 64 patients diagnosed with Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV). The study's authors state that "low magnesium concentrations may be particularly relevant to HIV-related symptoms of fatigue, lethargy and impaired mentation."1
	Selenium: This important micro nutrient stimulates the immune system. According to Prevention's Guide to Vitamins and Minerals, Gerhard Schrauzer, Ph.D., a pioneer in selenium researcher, "Selenium stimulates the immune system. It also alters the metabolism of carcinogenic substances, thus preventing an accumulation of free radicals."2
	Zinc: This mineral plays an important role in immune function. The thymus, a gland located in the chest, distributes and nourishes T-lymphocytes, or white blood cells, that are the body's first defense against invading bacteria, virus or cancer cells.1 The thymus is full of zinc, which is necessary for cell division and protein synthesis. The thymus also secretes FTS, a zinc-dependent hormone important for immunity. Researchers have found that even marginal deficiencies of zinc impair FTS activity.2
	More than 72 naturally-occurring, ionically charged minerals and trace minerals from Utah's Great Salt Lake for nutritional support and balance.
	Vitamin C: This vitamin also bolsters the immune system via its actions with lymphocytes. Lymphocytes contain concentrations of vitamin C, according to Prevention. Researchers theorise that vitamin C can increase the lymphocytes metabolism, making them react faster and easier to latch onto bacterial or viral invaders.1
	Astragalus: Rich in polysaccharides, this herb is considered to be an excellent stimulant for the immune system as it supports T-cell function. Asian practitioners have relied on astragalus for years to treat poor immune function, viral infections and high blood pressure.
	Olive Leaf: Olive leaf has been used to stimulate the immune system and to treat hypertonia, arteriosclerosis, rheumatism, gout, diabetes, according to the book Complete German Commission E Monographs: Therapeutic Guide to Herbal Medicines.
	Garlic: Garlic contains more than 200 chemical compounds Its sulphur-containing compounds, including allicin and ajoene, which bestow its antibiotic properties as well as its strong smell. The allicin is antimicrobial, lipid-reducing and anti-oxidative.
	Shitake: A mushroom with a distinctive flavour and texture, Shitake mushrooms contain lentinan, a polysaccharide, that strengthens the immune system by increasing the proliferation of T cells, which can maintain the function of a healthy immune system.
	Echinacea: Echinacea has anti-inflammatory, immune-stimulating, bacterialcidal and wound healing actions, depending on the plant species type. It stimulates white blood cells and is also beneficial for the lymphatic system, colic, colds, cough, flu and other infectious illnesses.
	Oregon Grape Root: This herb contains berberine and hydrastine, which are used to treat infections. Oregon Grape Root is utilised by many herbalists for its role in fighting bacteria such as staph infections, vaginal yeast infections and urinary tract infections.

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1. Journal of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndromes and Human Retrovirology, 1996, 12(1), 1996:pp75-83.

2. Prevention Magazine Staff. Complete Book of Vitamins and Minerals. Rodale Press, 1988:213;485-488;471;127.