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immunesystem.com is dedicated as an information resource about the immune system.

With stress increasing steadily in our lives, our immune systems can become overwhelmed and unable to cope with so many diseases, staff infections, viruses, and bacteria. This can leads us to using more pharmaceutical products, which can save your life and/or further deteriorate your immune system.

How does one best boost the immune system naturally? What pharmaceuticals are best against which specific diseases?

At the moment, there is an ebola crisis that is threatening Africa. How does we protect ourselves from these oncoming epidemics and outbreaks?

Our goal here is to share information about the immune system and increasing the strength of the organism, and thus staying healthy in the face of an onslaught of pathogens.

An immune system is a synthesis of biological processes within any kind of organism that defends against disease by recognizing and killing pathogens and tumour cells. It detects a wide variety of pathogens, from bacteria to viruses, and distinguishes these pathogens from the organism's own healthy cells and tissues in order to function properly. Identification is not easily done, as pathogens can evolve quickly, producing mutations that avoid the immune system and allow the pathogens to successfully infect their hosts.

Malfunctions of the immune system can cause autoimmune and inflammatory diseases and cancer.[ Deficiency of the immune system occurs when the immune system is lethargic, with the potentional of serious infections spreading throughout the body. Immunodeficiency in humans can occur because of genetic diseases, such as severe combined immunodeficiency, environmentally acquired conditions like HIV/AIDS, or the overuse of certain immunosuppressive medications. Conversely, autoimmunity can be caused from a hyperactive immune system destroying normal tissues as if they were foreign pathogens organisms.

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