IMMUNITY
Natural bioactive compounds support radical scavenging and resistance to toxic environmental stress to boost immune function.
MTE’s formula combines 2 key nootropics with a complementary adaptogen and superfood to support immune system function, including resistance to stress-induced toxicity and promotion of immunocompetent cells.*
PLANT-POWERED IMMUNE SUPPORT.
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Affron® is a high-fidelity extract of the saffron stigma standardized to 3.5%
Lepticrosalides™. The host of bioactive phytochemicals in saffron have demonstrated across time and throughout modern research that it boosts immunity via several scavenging vectors as well as by boosting resistance to environmental stress.
Eleuthero’s active ingredients are called eleutherosides, which support the immune system. ² This cousin of the ginseng plant has bioactive actions similar to ginseng, but also a few others. In fact, Russian soldiers used it in the 20th century for vitality and stamina after regular ginseng became hard to come by. Eleuthero supports the immune system by supporting our reaction to chronic stress.
Tea consumption is considered to have beneficial effects because of its radical-scavenging anti-oxidant abilities. Catechins, powerful antioxidants in green tea, are the main compounds responsible for these effects.
Research indicates l-theanine could reduce markers of inflammation while also showing anti-oxidative properties, which are evidenced to help support immune function. ³ ⁴
Spirulina, which is a blue-green algae, is packed with compounds important for proper function of vital systems, nutrition, and immune system function. Dry weight, it can be anywhere from 60-77% protein. Along with its many other important nutrients, vitamins, minerals, and other compounds, these features have made it a staple in cultures ancient and modern who live in places where nutritious crops are hard to grow.
Spirulina possesses phycobiliproteins, which are light-harvesting pigments that protect the algae from solar radiation. These compounds have been shown to be strongly antioxidant in humans, mirroring their use in the algae, and also immune activating.