Vitality Immunities Nutragile improves vitality and general health.
Rich in minerals and plants.
Synergy of plants to increase immune defenses
Compensates for trace element deficiencies
100% natural product
 
What is this ?
NUTRAGILE IMMUNITES is a complementary food formulated on a synergy of plants: Rudbeckia, White Willow, Thyme, Eleutherococcus supplemented by trace elements: zinc, iron, manganese, selenium, copper and amino acids (lysine and methionine).
 
Why and how does this care product work?
Rudbeckia (echinacea purpurea) is the plant par excellence for awakening and stimulating the immune system, very powerful for treating a declared infection. It increases energy, the overall vitality of the body and purifies the kidneys, liver and lungs. It is a medicinal plant rich in natural antibiotics.
White willow (salix alba) is nicknamed vegetable aspirin. It is known for its analgesic (painkiller) and anti-inflammatory properties. Its active ingredient is salicylin.
Thyme (thymus vulgaris) is particularly renowned for its powerful immunostimulating and body-protecting properties. It is known for giving energy and life force. It is a great source of vitamin K and iron. Thyme is a major natural antiseptic, antibiotic, anti-infectious and antibacterial.
Eleutherococcus (eleutherococcus senticosus): this plant helps to stimulate a significant part of the cells that make up the immune system: lymphocytes. This plant is said to have a broad-spectrum antiviral action since it helps fight against a large number of known infections. Its toning and stimulating abilities help fight fatigue.
Trace elements are micronutrients essential for maintaining many metabolic functions including the preservation of immunity. Many trace elements contribute to the good health of the immune system. The main friends of the immune system are iron, zinc, selenium, manganese and copper.
Lysine and methionine are essential amino acids. The body cannot produce them; the body must obtain them from food. They contribute, among other things, to the growth of antibodies.