#imune system

[sanrea3]

Recreational druggies are honestly the most physically imune people.

Stomach cramps? Had worse, no biggie.

Fever? Ha.

Muscle pain? Thats for kids.

Vomiting? Mmm, detox.

Being awake 40 hours straight to finish school work? Used to that.

(Hotel? Trivago.)

[startingover2108]

Snacking on some yummy pumpkin leftover :3 So good!! Drank my vitamin C and magnesium. Feel So good now :3

[thesauruswithnowords]

I had almost gotten healthy again, I could walk for more than 15 minutes without collapsing, and I had just started writing a bit again.

Then I got ANOTHER virus, and now I'm back in bed and miserable. Urgh.

I hope I don't spend the whole summer being sick again.

Sorry to the people who are waiting for fic updates. I'm pretty miserable and not in any state to write.

[lovemamadews]

Natural Ways To Keep Your Immune System Working

Natural Ways To Keep Your Immune System Working

One of the body’s first lines of defense against illness is the immune system. This natural defense mechanism uses a network of chemicals and proteins to ward off pathogens, including viruses, bacteria, and parasites. It’s less likely that you’ll get sick if your immune system is robust and working at its best.  Did you know your immunity can be strengthened in certain ways? Your immune system…

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[fitnessntraining]

Immune System

Any specific, organism, bacteria, virus or cell that does not belong to our inner system gets destroyed or resist by the force of organs or processes, This is our Immune System it is one of the most complex and elegant systems in all of nature.

https://www.fitnessntraining.com/immune-system

[eclecticscience]

Our results show that a standardized laboratory psychosocial stressor causes a greater inflammatory response in young healthy participants with an urban upbringing in the absence of pets, relative to young healthy participants with a rural upbringing in the presence of farm animals. In view of the known links between persistent inflammatory states and psychiatric disturbances, and considering that many stress-associated physical and mental disorders are more prevalent in environments offering a narrow range of microbial exposures, we feel that our findings are of general interest and significance. Moreover, we feel our study is timely, as urbanization and the associated socioeconomic consequences are increasing. Urbanization is on the rise, and environments offering a narrow range of microbial exposures are linked to an increased prevalence of both physical and mental disorders. Human and animal studies suggest that an overreactive immune system not only accompanies stress-associated disorders but might even be causally involved in their pathogenesis. Here, we show in young [mean age, years (SD): rural, 25.1 (0.78); urban, 24.5 (0.88)] healthy human volunteers that urban upbringing in the absence of pets ( n = 20), relative to rural upbringing in the presence of farm animals ( n = 20), was associated with a more pronounced increase in the number of peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMCs) and plasma interleukin 6 (IL-6) concentrations following acute psychosocial stress induced by the Trier social stress test (TSST). Moreover, ex vivo-cultured PBMCs from urban participants raised in the absence of animals secreted more IL-6 in response to the T cell-specific mitogen Con A. In turn, antiinflammatory IL-10 secretion was suppressed following TSST in urban participants raised in the absence of animals, suggesting immunoregulatory deficits, relative to rural participants raised in the presence of animals. Questionnaires, plasma cortisol, and salivary α-amylase, however, indicated the experimental protocol was more stressful and anxiogenic for rural participants raised in the presence of animals. Together, our findings support the hypothesis that urban vs. rural upbringing in the absence or presence of animals, respectively, increases vulnerability to stress-associated physical and mental disorders by compromising adequate resolution of systemic immune activation following social stress and, in turn, aggravating stress-associated systemic immune activation.

[youtubeknowledge]

What makes tattoos permanent?

[megalegin]

Immune system, please get your shit together.