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21.April.2021
How Overusing Antibiotics Is Affecting Our Acquired Immunity
Since the invention of antibiotics in the 1920s, they have been literal lifesavers. Antibiotics were invented by Alexander Fleming when he discovered that a mold could break down and kill bacteria. That mold was penicillium – the antibiotic now known as penicillin. It wasn’t available for use until the 1940s, but since then it has saved countless lives from bacterial...
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24.January.2021
8 Ways To Boost Your Natural Immunity This Winter
The immune system is the body’s first line of defense against harmful invaders such as viruses or bacteria. It is designed to help the body ward off disease by sending...
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19.January.2021
What's The Difference Between Innate And Acquired Immunity?
The human body operates symbiotically, in the sense that all of its processes function together to ensure optimal health. The immune system protects the body against pathogens and other invaders...
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