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Natural Astaxanthin from microalgae was the subject of a series of medical research trials at Washington State University on its potential to modulate the immune response. Leading immunity researcher Professor Boon Chew, PhD started in-vitro, then moved to rodent studies, and then to higher mammals in a dog and a cat model. The final culmination was a landmark clinical trial in healthy young women showing that Natural Astaxanthin increases several immune markers while dramatically reducing DNA damage as well as C-reactive protein.
December 17, 2020
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Excerpted from the book "Natural Astaxanthin: The Supplement You Can Feel," this white paper overviews early immune research on Astaxanthin done in the early 1990's. This research, conducted by Harumi Jyonouchi, MD, features eight pre-clinical trials over 10 years. These studies provided the building blocks for further research by Professor Boon Chew. In this excerpted book chapter you’ll learn about these studies and additional human trials and pre-clinical research, all validating natural Astaxanthin at specific doses as the leading nutritive choice for immune systems a modulation!
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