When your immune cells are too few or not active enough, you may experience issues such as skin redness, tiny bleeding spots, rashes, itching, frequent infections, or even a higher risk of cancer.
Immune Cell Insights
Immune cells are your body’s frontline defense team. They block viruses and bacteria, eliminate aging or abnormal cells, and keep you healthy.
Their three key functions include:
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Protect
Block viruses and bacteria before they invade.
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Renew
Clear away aging and damaged cells to keep your body fresh.
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Defend
Detect and eliminate mutated or virus-infected cells.
Boost Your Immunity, Live Stronger.
What are the types of immune cells ?
| Type | Function |
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| Natural Killer Cells (NK) | The reconnaissance unit of immune cells. Broad anti-cancer effects, neutralizing bacteria, viruses, and infected abnormal cells. |
| T Cells | The special forces of immune cells. Play a crucial role in immune responses. |
| Cytotoxic T Cells | Can directly kill abnormal cells. |
| Helper T Cells | Can activate other immune cells. |
| γδ T Cells | Mainly located in the intestines; can recognize abnormal cells and independently eliminate cancer cells. |
| Regulatory T Cells | Maintain immune system stability and prevent uncontrolled immune responses. |
| B Cells | The missiles of immune cells. Secrete antibodies to clear pathogens and can initiate immune responses. |
| Phagocytes | Include macrophages and neutrophils; can engulf foreign microorganisms. |
| Dendritic Cells (DC) | Direct the body’s immune system functions and initiate immune responses. |
Immune Cell Testing Process
Preserve Your Immune Power Today, Protect Your Health Tomorrow
Everyday life exposes us to countless carcinogens, environmental hormones, and emerging infectious diseases. Scientists agree: the strength and vitality of your immune cells will determine how well you can fight off future illnesses.
But immune cells don’t stay strong forever. Age, disease, and environmental stress gradually weaken their activity. By storing your immune cells while they are still young and healthy, you secure a powerful medical resource—ready to support you whenever immune therapies are needed.
Invest in your future health. Safeguard your immune cells now, and keep your body’s natural defense at its best.
Immune Cell Storage Process
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Contract Signing
Sign an immune cell storage agreement.
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Blood Collection
Draw a blood sample.
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Separation & Processing
Send the blood to the laboratory for separation, processing, and testing.
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Storage
Cells that meet storage standards are preserved in the facility.









