Invasions and resistance Infections are invasions of the human body by a variety of external organisms that may be prions, viruses, bacteria, fungi, protozoa, helminths and ectoparasites characterized by inflammation and related symptoms. The course of the infection depends on the activity and virulence of these micro-organisms and the response of the host. Infections may range from a simple abscess, to colds and the flu, gangrene, herpes, meningitis, and a host of other infections affecting the respiratory system, the gastrointestinal tract, the urinary tract, the skin, etc. The principal system of the body involved in fighting infection is the immune system. A healthy, vigorous immune function is a prerequisite for resisting the onslaught of modern infectious diseases. Recurrent infections are characteristic of a weakened immune system incapable or protecting the body. The principal reason for a flabby immune function is poor nutrition-whether nutrient-depleted foods, wrong food choices, poor eating habits, or all of them together. The use of antibiotics That is why health professionals caution their patients against the thoughtless use of these powerful drugs, that can save your life in an emergency, but can also negatively influence your bodily functions if used without the appropriate foresight and discretion. The alternative of nutrition Our program |
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