Tuesday 26 June 2012

The Importance Of Maintaining Good Immunity


Immunity is the state of sensitivity of the organism to one or more substances with antigen proprieties ("non-self" - foreign body) and is characterized by the development of an immune response in contact with an immunogenic agent.

After the type and amount of antigen, by the way of penetration of the antigen and by the quality of genetic and physiological status of the body, immunity has various forms.



Immunity can be classified into two broad types: innate and acquired. Innate immunity is the body's very own inborn or natural resistance power against a wide range of germs. Examples of innate immunity are as follows: cough reflex, mucus, skin, stomach acid and enzymes in tears and skin oil. Innate immunity may be in the form of protein chemical, and is known as innate humeral immunity. Acquired immunity again falls into two categories: naturally acquired and artificially acquired. Naturally acquired immunity is acquired by the body as a response to an invasion by some disease causing agent and the invasion is not deliberate. Artificially acquired immunity is the deliberate exposure of the body to disease causing agents, and it occurs mainly through vaccination.

The naturally acquired immunity or the artificially acquired immunity may be both active and passive. Passive immunity consists in antibodies produced in and transferred from another person's or animal's body. For instance, babies are born with passive immunity or antibodies transferred from the mother's placenta. Passive immunization is a long-lasting protection in the form of antiserum injections which bear antibodies produced in another body. Precaution against hepatitis and tetanus are instances of passive immunization.

So To keep a healthy body .You must maintain a good immunity. It is very much required for a healthy and fit body .And as you know that a healthy body can give you a successful life.

Naresh Swami
Marketing Manager
(Nirog Sanjeevani)