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By on August 24th, 2009

How Sex Improves Immunity

KissResearchers at Wilkes University did a recent study which concluded that sex may help prevent the common cold. The study involved undergraduates students who agreed to participate in the study. The students who had sex once or twice per week had a significant increase of immunoglobulin A (IGA) in their saliva. Although, students who had sex more than three times per week had less IGA, even less than students who rarely had sex at all. People who have low levels of IGA have a greater risk of getting sick.

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By on July 13th, 2009

Thymus Gland: Why it is Important for Immunity

The thymus gland is a flat, pinkish-grey organ that sits behind the breast bone, right beneath the collar bone. The thymus gland is important for immunity because it produces T-cells. These T-cells aid the immune system by helping cells destroy virus, bacteria, and abnormal cells such as cancer. Studies have shown that people with weak thymus glands have a higher chance of getting infection and cancer.

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By on August 04th, 2008

Spleen Point Energy Technique

The spleen neurolymphatic points are located about two inches below each nipples on the spleen meridian. Tapping these points can quickly lift your energy level and strengthen your immune system.

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By on July 30th, 2008

Boost Immune System Technique

This energy exercise is designed to stimulate your thymus gland which is the organ behind the sternum that helps strengthen the immune system. The thymus gland is most important during puberty and is essential for the development of antibodies and T cells.

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By on May 06th, 2008

Tea Smoothies – Recipes

Adding tea to your smoothies is a great way to boost your energy and health. Tea is well known for its anti-cancer properties, numerous studies suggest that green tea and white tea are important for preventing cancers, such as lung, breast and prostate cancer.

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