ImmuneFit Supports Sports Performance

November 14, 2013

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EAGAN, Minn.Wellmune WGP®, the natural immune booster from Biothera, is the active ingredient in the new Immune Fit bulk powder from MRI, a manufacturer of nutraceuticals to support sports performance.

According to Biothera, Wellmune is a beta 1,3/1,6 glucan derived from a proprietary strain of bakers yeast. Nine human clinical studies consistently demonstrate the ability of Wellmune to safely boost key immune cells that keep the body healthy. Research shows  high-intensity exercise may temporarily weaken the immune system and over time may derail training programs and performance gains.

Clinical research with marathoners, cyclists and others enduring high physical stress demonstrate how Wellmune can support immune defenses before, during and after exercise. Additionally, in multiple clinical studies Wellmune reduced the incidence of upper respiratory tract infection symptoms that commonly afflict distance runners and other athletes.

Most athletes plan their training in order to reach milestones by a specific period," said Grace Manzano, director of marketing, Sports Nutrition, for MRI/PROLAB. If they get sick, that down time sets them back a few training days, forcing them to deviate from their plan. Wellmunes clinically proven ability to help athletes stay in the Healthy Zone longer is compelling. It is an ideal asset to the MRI Performance line for people with active lifestyles."

Richard G. Mueller, CEO, Biothera, added: Both competitive and recreational athletes can benefit from the everyday immune health benefits of Wellmune to sustain energy, sharpen mental clarity and support their overall health. MRIs development of Immune Fit is testament to the market need for an immune booster to keep athletes well and the clinical evidence supporting Wellmunes benefit to athletes."

Immune Fit will be available in specialty stores, online and through other MRI distribution channels

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