Immune Health
What is ABB C1®?
The new gold standard in trained immunity
ABB C1® is a unique combination of mineral yeast and beta-glucan complex that enhances trained immunity through the power of synergy.
- Modifies the cells of the innate immune system by stimulating their memory so that they will react better and more quickly to any threats.
- Clinically proven to reduce the gap between innate and adaptive immunity, training the immune system to function at the highest level.
- Combines highly functional postbiotic yeast beta-glucans, rich in both zinc and selenium.
- Protects the integrity of the intestine from disruption that may be caused by pathogens or allergens.
- Efficiently prevents multiple immunity-weakening impacts of a pathogen infection.
- Simultaneously reinforces innate and adaptive immune defences.
Application
The ABB C1® postbiotic offers a wide range of opportunity for integration into supplements designed to strengthen immune and allergy responses, or it can be used as a standalone supplement. This makes ABB Cl® ideal for manufacturers seeking to innovate and lead in the growing immune health market.
ABB C1® postbiotic sets itself apart with its versatility, owing to increased stability and consistency compared to traditional probiotics. Probiotics require meticulous handling to stay viable from production to consumption whereas ABB C1®'s postbiotic metabolites simplify the process as they don't need to be kept alive. This ease of use makes ABB C1® a practical choice for a wide range of integration opportunities.
The possibilities are endless - whatever you can imagine, we can support.
Forms
ABB C1® is offered in various forms to suit diverse manufacturing needs:
Each format is designed for seamless integration into your product line-up, providing flexibility and convenience for your immune health innovations.
Research
Anti-Inflammatory Effects, Protection of Gut Barrier Integrity and Stimulation of Phagocytosis of Postbiotic Combination ABB C1
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