Rebas D4 20caps - Sanum

Rebas D4 20caps - Sanum

The anatomist J.C. Peyer (1653-1712) from Basel was the first to describe the “collections” of lymphatic tissue in the small intestine, later named Peyer's patches. These patches belong to the immune system, are located within the intestinal wall, and house about 70 to 80% of the immune system. Due to its structure and shape, including a large surface area, the intestine is constantly exposed to a huge number of antigens. Antigens are mainly orally absorbed substances, such as food particles, decomposition products, and parasitic, viral, toxin, and enzyme substances. Peyer's patches act as a contact site for particles that penetrate the internal environment due to insufficient protection of the intestinal membrane or absorption. These antigens can cause local or systemic reactions. They are mostly captured by subepithelial macrophages of Peyer's patches and subsequently excreted by mesenteric lymph nodes. Occasionally, immunological defense mechanisms fail or cause damage through a reaction. An altered defense system facilitates the onset of infections, hinders proper organic regulation, and causes exacerbated reactions of the immune system itself. Rebas acts to strengthen organic defenses and ensure the proper functioning of the immune system; immunological tests have demonstrated excellent stimulation of T lymphocytes, and this activity of Rebas is comparable to the activity of certain Thymus fractions.

INDICATIONS:
For chronic and recurrent inflammations that cause disturbances in the immune system. Gastrointestinal diseases, chronic hepatitis, and tonsillitis.

20 capsules