New Roots Super Immune Sterols & Sterolins, 120 Capsules

Super Immune Sterols & Sterolins is a blend of plant sterols. beta-Sitosterols, the main sterols found in Super Immune Sterols & Sterolins, inhibit tumors, reduce cholesterol, treat atherosclerosis and ulcers, and modulate the immune system.

Just What Your Immune System Needs

Super Immune Sterols & Sterolins helps both under- and overactive immune systems, because it is an immune modulator, not an immune stimulator; that means it corrects and balances the immune system, no matter which way it needs to be adjusted. North Americans tend to eat too much meat and not enough fruits, vegetables, and seeds—where beta-sitosterols are naturally found.

Amazingly Safe

beta-Sitosterols

beta-Sitosterols are natural supplements that have been used for years to treat suppressed immunity and also play an important role in the prevention and treatment of the other major killers of our day. A number of studies have shown them to be an excellent supplement for the immune system. Studies have shown them to boost a number of immune system components, including T cells, interleukin-2, gamma interferon, and natural killer cells. Completely safe, they are nontoxic, possess no known drug interactions, and can even be used by pregnant and nursing women.

Arabinogalactans

In vitro studies have shown that larch tree arabinogalactans stimulate the function of some immune cells.

Prostate Problems

beta-Sitosterols are well-known to people who use herbs as a major component of the prostate-healing herbs pygeum and nettles. Saw palmetto, the most famous prostate herb of all, contains both beta-sitosterols and their sterolins. Several studies have also proven beta-sitosterols to be helpful not only for prostate disease, but also for benign prostate hyperplasia, the enlargement of the prostate that affects so many men.

Athletes and Exercise

Another group of people who will benefit from supplementing with New Roots Herbal’s Super Immune Sterols & Sterolins are athletes and exercisers who train intensely. This group of people are well-known to suffer from immune suppression because of the intensity of the exercise. A very interesting double-blind study of healthy marathon runners looked at the ability of beta-sitosterols to counteract the immune suppression of heavy exercise. Amazingly, while several measures of immunity dropped significantly in the placebo group, there was absolutely no drop in the group receiving the sterols and sterolins. As in the AIDS research, beta-sitosterols showed the ability to raise the important CD3 and CD4 immunity chains, while they dropped in the placebo group. Also, while inflammation and stress went up in the athletes on a placebo, they went down in the marathoners on sterols and sterolins.