Maintaining immune health and Trend analysis of healthcare raw material market in August 2020

Why is it that some people survive cold and flu season with hardly a sniffle, yet others seem to catch cold after cold, the stomach and other flu varieties and every other flavor-of-the-month malady? What is the difference between these two groups?

The answer is that not all immune systems function alike. While it’s true one cannot get a “cold” or respiratory infection without an infectious agent, everyone carries around a generous supply of both viruses and bacteria and, for the most part, the immune system does a remarkable job of defending against them to maintain health.

Why is it that some people survive cold and flu season with hardly a sniffle, yet others seem to catch cold after cold, the stomach and other flu varieties and every other flavor-of-the-month malady? What is the difference between these two groups?

The answer is that not all immune systems function alike. While it’s true one cannot get a “cold” or respiratory infection without an infectious agent, everyone carries around a generous supply of both viruses and bacteria and, for the most part, the immune system does a remarkable job of defending against them to maintain health.

When natural antioxidant defenses are diminished or depleted, the immune system can benefit from the addition of nutrients targeted to promote a healthy immune-related inflammatory response.

It’s important to recognize the immune system is precisely that: a system, not a single entity. It is perhaps the single most important body system when it comes to maintaining health and living a vibrant, active lifestyle. The immune system consists of organs, glands, lymphatics, specialized white blood cells and antibodies. Each has a different responsibility, but they all work together.

A healthy immune system provides multiple response layers against infectious agents. Many nutrients in botanicals provide support for these pathways of defense. Together, these promote healthy immune function and ensure all parts of the immune system can get the support necessary to function optimally, depending on the part that needs the most support.

A healthy inflammatory response is the body’s natural attempt at self-protection for the immune system to overcome the effect of invading organisms or toxins. This also plays a role in the removal of dead or injured tissues. However, the immune system can become its own worst enemy if the intricate set of checks and balances associated with inflammation becomes disrupted. If excessive inflammation occurs, the body’s own tissues can become damaged from direct attack.

Excessive inflammation can occur as part of an autoimmune reaction, as well as collateral tissue damage from a normal immune response. This is because the reactions used to defend against invaders involves the generation of high levels of toxic free radicals and oxidative stress. It is more likely to occur when the natural antioxidant defenses are diminished or depleted.

When this happens, the immune system can benefit from additional nutrients targeted to promote a healthy immune-related inflammatory response.

Why is it that some people survive cold and flu season with hardly a sniffle, yet others seem to catch cold after cold, the stomach and other flu varieties and every other flavor-of-the-month malady? What is the difference between these two groups?

The answer is that not all immune systems function alike. While it’s true one cannot get a “cold” or respiratory infection without an infectious agent, everyone carries around a generous supply of both viruses and bacteria and, for the most part, the immune system does a remarkable job of defending against them to maintain health.

It’s important to recognize the immune system is precisely that: a system, not a single entity. It is perhaps the single most important body system when it comes to maintaining health and living a vibrant, active lifestyle. The immune system consists of organs, glands, lymphatics, specialized white blood cells and antibodies. Each has a different responsibility, but they all work together.

A healthy immune system provides multiple response layers against infectious agents. Many nutrients in botanicals provide support for these pathways of defense. Together, these promote healthy immune function and ensure all parts of the immune system can get the support necessary to function optimally, depending on the part that needs the most support.

A healthy inflammatory response is the body’s natural attempt at self-protection for the immune system to overcome the effect of invading organisms or toxins. This also plays a role in the removal of dead or injured tissues. However, the immune system can become its own worst enemy if the intricate set of checks and balances associated with inflammation becomes disrupted. If excessive inflammation occurs, the body’s own tissues can become damaged from direct attack.

Excessive inflammation can occur as part of an autoimmune reaction, as well as collateral tissue damage from a normal immune response. This is because the reactions used to defend against invaders involves the generation of high levels of toxic free radicals and oxidative stress. It is more likely to occur when the natural antioxidant defenses are diminished or depleted.

When this happens, the immune system can benefit from additional nutrients targeted to promote a healthy immune-related inflammatory response.

Key immune support ingredients

Astragalus is a plant with immunoregulatory properties that promotes a healthy internal response to ever-changing immune challenges.

Milk thistle provides an immune balancing effect that may be of benefit in promoting healthy immune responses. It also supports liver function and detoxification, particularly in times of increased immune challenges.

Monoammonium glycyrrhizinate is an active component from licorice root that promotes a healthy immune response for viral regulation.

Olive leaf extract provides compounds for the promotion and support of a healthy immune response in the gut as well as systemically in the body.

The compounds in elderberry can promote a healthy immune reaction to viral challenges and replication in human cells. This can support a healthy immune response to the virus.

EpiCor yeast extract promotes significant anti-inflammatory activity to maintain balanced immune function and supports a healthy inflammatory response.

The fat-soluble vitamins A, D3, and E play important roles in supporting immune function health, as well as supporting healthy management of the oxidative stress associated with immune challenges.

The water-soluble vitamins C and B1 (thiamine) play important roles in immune health and response. They support healthy metabolic function and aid in the detoxification of excessive free radicals that can occur during immune system challenges. They promote the healthy activity of immune system cells that are on the front lines of defense.

The trace minerals zinc, copper and selenium play crucial roles in supporting and maintaining healthy immune function, especially during periods of acute immune system challenges. Selenium is an essential trace mineral that supports viral immune defenses in part by diminishing viral replication. It also acts as an antioxidant and supports liver function.

The essential amino acid derivative N-acetylcysteine (NAC) is a powerful immune support nutrient. NAC maintains both short- and long-term viral defenses. It also supports the production of glutathione, detoxification, lung health and the management of free radicals from excessive oxidative stress.

Proteolytic enzymes such as bromelain and papain support healthy cellular turnover rates and play a role in the clearing of cellular debris as a result of an excessive immune response.

The herbal extracts of echinacea and goldenseal root offer benefits for immune support and response, especially in the beginning stages of immune challenges.

Phytonutrients are natural compounds showing tremendous value in balancing the effects of excessive free radicals and their negative impact on health. Hundreds of plants naturally produce these compounds, such as flavonoids, carotenoids, polyphenolics and anthocyanins, to protect the tissues from excessive oxidative stress. A multitude of plants contain these antioxidants, including berries, turmeric, many teas, coffee and virtually all other fruits, vegetables, herbs and plants.

In addition, naturally occurring complex polysaccharides from plants—including arabinogalactan, mannanoligosaccharides and fructooligosaccharides (FOS)—support the rich supply of immune tissue in the intestinal tract. This is important because 70% to 80% of the immune system is in the intestinal tract, called the Gut Associated Lymphoid Tissue (GALT).

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Trend analysis of healthcare raw material market in August 2020

As a result of the lockdown and the risk of virus transmission, exercise activities and meat consumption trends will be affected and demand will be reduced accordingly.Please bookmark our website in your browser or on a sticky note so that you can keep up with the latest market trends.

The world market of raw materials for healthcare have been fluctuated as a result of the epidemic.The extension of the Indian blockade has greatly affected the supply of turmeric, curcumin, Indian ginseng, natural caffeine and other products. The arrival of extremely hot weather in India has not slowed the spread of the virus, which is clearly a departure from our previous understanding of the virus.

In China, experts and the government say they expect coexistence with viruses to become the norm over the next two years. Although the progress of the vaccine is promising, even if it is successful, it will take time to test it, and even later for mass production and global distribution.

In addition to the impact of COVID-19, flooding in southern China cannot be ignored, and the government has sent troops to help and actively responded to the floods by using the San-Xia Dam. Some factories in flood-hit areas have shifted their priority from fighting the epidemic to flood control. So far, we have not seen a significant impact of the floods on the raw material supply chain. Most factories have elaborate preparedness plans, but the situation can change at any time because the end of the rainy season is still weeks away.

The resumption of work and production in China is now well underway. China's economy rebounded strongly in the second quarter, beating economists' expectations and growing 3.2 per cent year-on-year in the second quarter of 2019 despite obstacles, according to the government. We do see an improvement in the supply of most products compared to two or three months ago, and the ship bookings show that Chinese exports are moving at full speed.

Companies are expected to accelerate production in the coming weeks and months to make up for first-quarter losses and restore GDP growth. However, economic sustainability will depend on global recovery and demand.

Consumers are also aware of the importance of health as the global epidemic rages on, and dietary supplements are of great concern during the epidemic.
 

What are the hot-selling healthcare ingredients? Supplements that improve mood and sleep have become the most popular category, including 5 HTP, melatonin, levodopa, GABA and vitamin B6.

Immune-boosting supplements are also of concern and remain in high demand, including vitamin C(ascorbic acid), vitamin D3, rhodirosia, mushrooms, probiotics and -glucan.

In addition, we will pay close attention to raw materials related to sports nutrition, feed industry and poultry industry.

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