Immunity is the ability to prevent infections, reduce the development and progression of diseases and cancers, and resist stress. To maintain good health, it is necessary to maintain a high level of immunity. To this end, it is important to have a correct understanding of your own immune system and an awareness of the importance of maintaining and improving that system.

Such immunity can be reduced by aging, stress, and inappropriate lifestyle habits. In addition, illness and treatment for illness can also cause a decline in immunity.

As this graph shows, immunity changes with age, peaking at puberty and beginning to decline at age 20, to 50% in the 40s, and to about 10% in the 70s. Since the degree of decline varies from person to person, it is important to measure each individual’s immunity and check the current level of your own immunity.

In the immunity function test, a small amount of blood is drawn to examine the types, ratios, and functions of lymphocytes in 3 to 10 items, and the results of each test are rated on a 3-point scale, with the total score further divided into 5 levels to evaluate immunity.

It is also possible to estimate the age of immunity. Based on the measured values, we will give you advice on how to maintain optimal health for yourself.