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NK Cell Therapy, the automatic assassins.
NK Cell Therapy, the automatic assassins.
NK Cell is a type of white blood cell that is part of the body's immune system from birth. It's like the body's army that protects and eliminates foreign invaders, including diseases and viruses, as well as cancer that threatens our bodies. NK Cells can function automatically without the need for stimulation from the immune system (antibodies) and without memorizing the characteristics of those foreign substances beforehand, unlike regular white blood cells. This allows NK Cells to have a higher ability to destroy cancer, up to 100 times more.
Normally, a person's body contains approximately 2,000–5,000 million NK Cells. When foreign invaders enter the body, NK Cells detect and respond immediately, acting like an army that defends the body. Within 24 hours, two things happen:
1) NK Cells deal with foreign invaders by protecting the body.
2) NK Cells work while releasing proteins into the bloodstream called Cytokines to help NK Cell destroy foreign invaders or prevent the growth of malignant tissue.
When NK Cell Therapy levels are low, how does the body react?
Under normal conditions, NK Cells make up about 10-15% of white blood cells called lymphocytes. However, this percentage may decrease due to the body's weakening, which often occurs with age and is closely related to an increased risk of cancer. Lifestyle factors such as low protein intake, insufficient rest, heavy drinking, and frequent smoking can also contribute to this decline. People who frequently contract infections, such as tuberculosis, hepatitis, or catch colds more often than before, may be a sign of weakened immunity or low NK Cell levels.
“Immunity may decline, but the body is still exposed to toxins every day from various pollutants in daily life, such as food, lifestyle, air pollution, especially various types of viruses ready to invade the body.”
Whenever NK Cell levels are low, it makes the body vulnerable to attacks from abnormal substances. Additionally, these substances can further proliferate and form their own forces within our bodies, using our bodies as their base. Individuals with low immunity are more likely to get sick compared to those with normal immunity, such as experiencing severe influenza, avian influenza, hepatitis, viral infections, and they are also at risk of developing serious conditions such as cancer.
NK Cells provide armor for the immune system against viruses on a one-to-one basis.
We can increase the number of NK Cells in our bodies through the following methods:
- Increasing NK Cell Quantity on Your Own
- Consume a balanced diet with all five food groups, especially green leafy vegetables, meat, and soy milk.
- Avoid smoking and alcoholic beverages.
- Exercise regularly.
- Get at least 7 hours of rest per day and try to keep your mind relaxed, avoiding stress.
- Take dietary supplements that enhance NK Cell function, but ensure they are certified by reputable agencies both domestically and internationally and have been proven effective through research or experiments.
- The methods mentioned above may not show immediate results and depend on individual body responses, as well as other factors.
- Using laboratory cultivation technology to increase quantities,
- it's a process of separating NK Cells from normal blood cells to introduce them into the standard international laboratory cultivation process, which takes about 15-21 days to obtain highly efficient NK Cells for patients before injecting them back. This strengthens the body's immune system, making it more effective in fighting viruses and foreign substances attempting to infiltrate the body continuously. This is like a one-on-one battle with viruses, boosting the strength of the immune system to combat viruses and abnormal substances constantly trying to enter the body.NK Cell therapy can also be used in cancer treatment, especially for liver and lung cancers . NK Cells continuously search for and eliminate remnants of disease-causing agents from the body, reducing the chances of disease recurrence.
NK Cells provide armor for the immune system against viruses on a one-to-one basis.
- Pre-Screening: This is an initial screening process to assess the levels and effectiveness of NK Cell Therapy before treatment.
- Blood Drawing: Blood is drawn for the purpose of cultivating NK Cell Therapy.
- NK Cell Culture: NK Cell Therapy is isolated and cultured to increase its quantity and effectiveness.
- NK Cell Treatment: Administer NK Cell Therapy into the body for normal functionality.
NK Cell therapy involves the separation of NK Cells from normal blood cells to introduce them into the international standard laboratory cultivation process, which takes about 15-21 days to obtain highly efficient NK Cells for patients before injecting them back. This strengthens the body's immune system, making it more effective in fighting viruses and foreign substances attempting to infiltrate the body continuously. This is like a one-on-one battle with viruses, boosting the strength of the immune system to combat viruses and abnormal substances constantly trying to enter the body. NK Cell therapy can also be used as an alternative or complementary treatment for various types of cancer, such as breast cancer, ovarian cancer, colorectal cancer, liver cancer, and lung cancer, as NK Cells continuously search for and eliminate remnants of disease-causing agents from the body, reducing the chances of disease recurrence.
NK Cells provide armor for the immune system against viruses on a one-to-one basis.
1. Individuals with abnormalities or chronic illnesses
Family members or siblings with cancer
Deep-seated abnormalities
Individuals who have undergone cancer treatment
Chronic hepatitis patients due to viral infections
Individuals with chronic health issues
People experiencing chronic fatigue
Heavy daily smokers
Individuals constantly exposed to hormones or toxins
Individuals with chronic stress
Individuals with an inadequate diet lacking all five food groups
- Healthy individuals:
Those who want to monitor their non-specific immune system function
To gather health data and assess factors contributing to cancer prevention
NK Cell Therapy for other conditions
Cancer group
- Leukemia
- Ovarian cancer
- HER2+ Breast Cancer
- Neuroblastoma
- Adenocarcinoma
- Colorectal cancer
A non-Cancerous group
- Viral Infection
- Autoimmune Disease
- Type I Diabetes
Taking care of one's health and maintaining a quality lifestyle are important aspects of life. This is emphasized by medical professionals, as it helps maintain the body's optimal strength, especially in the current environment where the body is frequently exposed to toxins and viruses. Lifestyle choices also play a significant role in lowering the body's immune system, which results in the immune system working harder and longer. Preventive medicine is an effective approach to health maintenance, reducing the risk of illness and avoiding various diseases. It fortifies the immune system, extending its strength over time.
