Epimune Complex

by | May 1, 2010

Post Categories: Longevity Research | Supplements

Epimune Complex, from Standard Process:

A Vegetarian Immune Support Supplement Designed to Balance Immune Response, and Intended for Long-Term Use

The immune system is a complex association of organs and cells located throughout the body. The main components of Epimune Complex, maitake (including MaitakeGold 404) and turkey tail mushroom powders, and dried, fermented brewer’s yeast (EpiCor), target different aspects of the immune system to help support immune defense.*

The maker of EpiCor, Embria Health Sciences, has funded human trials to evaluate the efficacy of EpiCor at 500mg/daily.

  • Over a 12-week study period, participants taking EpiCor reported fewer incidences of symptoms like fatigue, nasal drainage, and stuffiness.

  • Taking EpiCor reduced the duration of nasal issues by 12 days in a population suffering from spring seasonal challenges, with significant reduction during the time period when pollen count was highest.

To find out more about Epimune Complex, visit www.standardprocess.com. Research is available at www.embriahealth.com/epicor_science_studies.asp.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food & Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

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