Immunostimulant Health Dictionary

Immunostimulant: From 1 Different Sources


An agent that stimulates either innate or acquired immunity. In the U.S., immunotherapy is relegated to experimental medicine, but a number of plant substances are used in Europe as immunostimulants. The presumption of immunostimulation is that you increase native resistance and let it run its course. American Standard Practice, with all good intentions, tends to aggressive procedures, and feels empowered only when intervening against, not with, physiologic responses. Medicine is the only approach to many problems, but in the U.S. we all tend to forget that our brand of standard practice is uniquely aggressive and invasive amongst the industrialized nations. There are other ways...which is presumably why you are using this glossary in the first place.
Health Source: Herbal Medical
Author: Health Dictionary

Immunostimulant Drugs

A group of drugs that increase the efficiency of the body’s immune system. Immunostimulant drugs include vaccines, interferon and aldesleukin (interleukin-2). Interferon is used to treat persistent viral infections, such as hepatitis C, and some types of multiple sclerosis. Aldesleukin is used in the treatment of some types of cancer.... immunostimulant drugs



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