Most cancers (85-90%) are PD-L1 expressed cancers. Normal cells have a smooth surface and do not have hair-like PD-L1 ligands on the surface of a cell. These abnormal ligands tend to block the T-Cells, the body’s natural immune fighters from reaching the cancer cell (acting like a wall) - this allows the abnormal cancer cell to reproduce and grow within their own wall (tumors). As detailed in the report linked below, Astaxanthin tends to bind to these PD-L1 ligands. This binding supports the T-cells and B-cells, our bodies natural defense mechanism, to reach and attack the abnormal cancer cell the way they were designed to.
Sam Shepherd explains, in details, how this process works. Click below to download this report.
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