Immunity

Helps support your body’s natural
defenses, protect cells from free
radicals, and maintain a healthy
immune response

Maintaining your immune system is crucial because it protects you from harmful substances, germs, and cell changes that can make you feel ill. Many different factors can activate your immune system, which the body does not recognize as its own¹. These are called antigens, and when they attach to special receptors on immune cells, a series of processes are triggered in the body.

As a result, the body stores information about the antigens, learning how to fight them¹,². Because the immune system is constantly learning and adapting, keeping it functioning well is essential to preventing infections and other diseases that could harm your body in the long run¹. 

However, we all experience moments throughout the year when our immune system is not working at its best, making us more prone to infections or illness. Luckily, there are supplements with ingredients that can help maintain our defenses and boost immune system function, even in challenging or stressful situations. 

Holiby™ Immunity products

Our formula contains a carefully curated blend of ingredients, each chosen for its exceptional ability to support and enhance the immune system. These components work in synergy to provide your body with the natural defenses it needs to stay strong and resilient, offering a holistic approach to boosting your immune health.

featuring a blend of ingredients like ashwagandha, American ginseng, Rhodiola rosea, maca root, vitamin C, green tea extracts, and vitamin B12—are designed to help ease fatigue, especially on stressful days.

How to Use It, and Who Would Benefit?

Take one or two Holiby Immunity Gummies anytime during the day, ideally with or after meals for better absorption and to prevent stomach upset

For Immunity Drops, shake well and take 2 full droppers (2ml) once or twice daily, either directly or mixed into your favorite drink for quick immune support.

Holiby’s Immunity Supplements are ideal for any adults seeking immune support, especially during seasonal changes, high-stress times, or increased exposure. Perfect for busy individuals, travelers, and those wanting extra wellness protection.

Why It Stands Out?

Our scientists crafted Holiby™ Immunity products to provide added support for your body’s natural defenses, helping to protect cells from free radicals and maintain a balanced immune response. While wellness starts with healthy habits such as a nutritious diet, quality sleep, and regular exercise, Holiby™ Immunity offers extra reinforcement when you need it most, helping you stay resilient through every season.

Meet our Scientist:

Maria Alejandra Tangarife
Relevant expertise:

I am a neuroscientist, specializing in social neuroscience, and clinical development focused on Alzheimer’s disease and dementia. I am committed to advancing scientific communication and research in wellness. My ultimate goal is to improve human life by integrating mind and body to foster better health outcomes for society.
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