ImmunoSEB™ is a powerful blend of proteolytic and antioxidant enzymes proven to support immune health. When used as part of a consistent daily regimen, it has been shown to have a myriad of immune health benefits. Learn more about this important formula.*
How the Immune System Works
A strong immune system is more important than ever. The responsiveness and strength of the innate and adaptive immune systems depend on a variety of factors, including our stress levels, lifestyle choices and what we put in our body. Learn more about how these crucial systems function.*
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The Science Behind ImmunoSEB™
ImmunoSEB™ promotes a healthy immune response in both the innate and adaptive immune systems. In vivo and in vitro studies, as well as a clinical trial, have shown ImmunoSEB™ is a powerful immunomodulator.
Clinical Trials & Case Series
Two clinical trials — one published in February 2021 on people with COVID-19 — and a case series evaluated the safety and efficacy of ImmunoSEB™ with promising results.*
In Vivo Studies
ImmunoSEB™ was studied in vivo in healthy and immunosuppressed animals. Antibiotic efficacy, as well as immunity markers such as T-cells and Immunoglobulin G (IgG), were evaluated.*
In Vitro Results
ImmunoSEB™ was studied in vitro on several clinically significant pathogenic fungi and bacterias, both solo and in combination with antibiotics.*
The Specialty Difference
ImmunoSEB™ is a powerful blend of proteolytic and antioxidant enzymes created by Specialty Enzymes & Probiotics™. It is manufactured in the company’s state-of-the-art facilities, which are GMP-certified by NSF International. The product and its ingredients are tested in Specialty Enzymes & Probiotics’ on-site, ISO-17025-certified laboratory, which specializes in enzyme and probiotics assays. ImmunoSEB™ is non-GMO certified by the Non-GMO Project, among the strictest accreditation bodies. This unique enzyme formula is also gluten-free, and Halal and Kosher certified.
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- See page 4 of ImmunoSEB™ White Paper, Performance in In Vivo Study (unpublished)
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