Glaxon ARC Immune: Defend Yourself From Foreign Invaders

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Glaxon continues to gain traction in the supplement industry with innovative products!

The Glaxon “Goons” make an appearance on the blog each month, and we’re always pleasantly surprised by what they come up with. Last time, Glaxon released Serenity, an extremely unique cortisol-reducing supplement that’s capable of destroying excessive levels of physical and mental stress. And we all know that less stress results in more gains – both in the gym and in life!

As soon as Serenity was released, it flew off the shelves, with Glaxon Goons all over the world raving about its effectiveness. In the midst of that launch, Joey Savage, Glaxon’s mad scientist, was putting in long hours at the Supplement Lab to create another product that would soon steal the spotlight from Serenity. It goes by the name of Arc Immune.

ARC Immune: Multifaceted Immune System Support

The immune system is quite the hot topic in 2020 – it seems that nearly every supplement company is trying to formulate their own version of an “immune booster”. However, many of them fall short of being any better than a multivitamin. You cannot argue that getting enough micronutrients through diet and supplementation are key to having a properly functioning immune system, however there are several innovative ingredients on the market that can be added to offer additional benefits in regards to immunity.

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On top of key minerals that play a crucial role in immunity, such as zinc and copper, Arc Immune features a collection of unique ingredients that further enhance multiple components of the immune system. Leave it to Glaxon to create a product with several ingredients the industry has never seen before!

It’s important to realize that products marketed at “immune boosters” are not magic pills that ward off any and every pathogen that comes your way. Think of Arc Immune as an extra set of armor – it offers more protection – but you still need to put up a good fight. Overall, immune system support supplements can better equip you to defend against foreign invaders and they can be incredibly helpful when formulated properly.

Everything you need to know about Glaxon Arc Immune is included down below! But before you get a science lesson, make sure to sign up for the Glaxon news and deal alerts to catch the next launch from a brand that’s shaking up the industry!

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The Immune System

In order to get a proper understanding of what Arc Immune provides, it’s important to highlight key components of the immune system. The immune system is made up of a multitude of specialized cells, various components, physiologically processes, and barriers. The immune system is divided into two primary divisions: innate (nonspecific immunity) and adaptive (specific immunity).[1,2]

  • Innate immunity

    The innate immune system serves as your body’s first line of defense against foreign pathogens, such as bacteria, virus, or microorganisms that cause harm.[1]

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    The innate immune system consists of physical and anatomical barriers (skin and mucosa lining), phagocytes (macrophages, neutrophils, and monocytes, phagocytic and epithelial enzymes, cells that secrete cytokines (mast cells, natural-killer cells, and macrophages), inflammatory serum proteins, antimicrobial peptides, and specialized cell receptors.[1]

    The innate immune system is very complex and does a great job at preventing the majority of pathogens from wreaking havoc on the internal system. This system is known for acting fast when a foreign invader is identified, whereas the adaptive immune system can take days or even weeks.[1,2] If a pathogen happens to make it past the innate immune system, then the body relies on the adaptive immune system to take over and hopefully end it once and for all.

  • Adaptive Immunity

    The adaptive immune system includes T-cells and B-cells, collectively known as lymphocytes, which act upon the specific pathogen that produced them.[2] The adaptive immune system is designed to destroy any foreign invaders, however they must be able to properly identify them in the first place.

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    In order to accomplish this, the lymphocytes are capable of sensing various antigens that present themselves on the outside of pathogens or infected cells.[2] One key feature of the adaptive immune system is its ability to create antibodies, also called immunoglobulins,[2] which help defend against future encounters with specific pathogens.

    Antibodies are able to bind to foreign antigens and prevent them from attacking healthy cells. Unfortunately, this process takes time and it’s what we call building up your “immunity”. In order to create specialized antibodies, the body must first be exposed to the foreign invader. This is one of the reasons why people get vaccinated. Vaccines are a biological preparation formulated to help acquire adaptive immunity to a particular disease. Although it seems counter-intuitive, exposure is a major factor to building a stronger immune system over time.

    One of the issues that arises with the adaptive immune system is developing autoimmune disease.[2] This occurs when your lymphocytes are unable to identify the difference between foreign pathogens and your own cells, therefore they start to cause destruction of healthy cells.[2]

    Now that you know a good amount of background information on the immune system, let’s dive into what Arc Immune has in store!

Arc Immune Ingredient Breakdown

Arc Immune is another capsule based product from Glaxon, and it features the powerful DR Caps from Lonza, which is short for delayed release.

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This is one of the first products we’ve seen include the clinically studied dose of PreforPro!

DR caps are starting to gain popularity, because they significantly reduce the breakdown of ingredients which can occur in the stomach.[3] DR caps have an acidic resistant coating that prevent stomach acid from affecting the components inside the capsules.[3]

Therefore, once the compounds reach the small intestine, they are better able to carry out their intended effects. Furthermore, DR caps help minimize odor and decrease the unpleasant aftertaste that some ingredients are known to cause.[3]

Glaxon recommends taking three capsules of Arc Immune per day for optimal results. You can either take them all at once or divide them up throughout the day, preferably with meals. The most important thing is being consistent, so pick something that you can realistically stick to!

As always, we recommend consulting with a healthcare professional before taking any supplements!

Here’s what three capsules of Arc Immune contains:

  • Zinc (Zinc Bisglycinate Chelate as TRAACS) – 11mg (96% DV)

    Before we dive into why zinc is so beneficial for the immune system, let’s first highlight the form Glaxon is using for Arc Immune.

    Zinc Bisglycinate: the superior form

    It’s well established that various nutrients, vitamins, and minerals are poorly absorbed within the small intestine. In order to solve this issue, a company known as Albion minerals developed TRAACS, which stands for “The Real Amino Acid Chelate System”.[4] This process involves binding, also known as chelating, a mineral that’s poorly absorbed to a molecule that’s readily absorbed.

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    In this case, zinc is bound to an amino acid called glycine, resulting in significantly improved uptake and bioavailability.[4] TRAACS is also a patented testing method that helps ensure the potency, purity, quality, and safety of the ingredient.[4] Research has shown that zinc bisglycinate chelate is a superior form compared to zinc gluconate and zinc oxide in regards to absorption and bioavailability.[5]

    We always want to highlight when companies are using a superior ingredient, because it’s crucial for getting maximum benefits and not wasting your money on supplements that just end up being excreted instead of utilized. You will also see in the next section that Glaxon also uses copper bisglycinate chelate which is the best form available!

    Now, let’s get into what zinc will do for your immune system!

    Immune boosting benefits of Zinc

    Zinc is considered to be an essential mineral, meaning that your body needs a set amount each day to properly function and remain healthy. The body cannot endogenously produce zinc, therefore it must be supplied through the diet and/or supplementation. Foods rich in zinc include whole grains, poultry, seafood, red meat, dairy products, seeds, and beans.[6]

    It’s important to note that some foods known for being a good source of zinc also may contain phytic acid, which significantly alters the absorption of zinc.[7] The biggest culprits are plant based products, such as bread, cereal, and legumes.[7] Thus, if you ascribe to more of a plant-based diet, supplementing with zinc becomes even more important.

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    In regards to the immune system, even a moderate zinc deficiency has been shown to notably decrease immune function, reduce testosterone levels, negatively affect lean body mass, and delay wound healing.[7] Consuming an adequate amount of zinc will ensure that key cells of the immune system, including natural killer cells (NK cells), macrophages, and neutrophils are functioning at full capacity.[7]

    As we discussed above, these “effector cells” are very important for identifying and taking care of foreign pathogens before they start negatively affecting healthy cells. All of the cells we just listed belong to the innate immune system, meaning they serve as your first line of defense.

    Thus, if they are not working effectively and timely, then you’re more likely to get sick.

    An inadequate intake of zinc can also negatively affect the adaptive immune system by reducing the proliferation of T-cells and B-cells,[7] which are crucial for producing antibodies to increase overall immunity. Lastly, zinc is known for being a potent antioxidant, meaning that it can protect against oxidative stress induced by free radicals.[7]

    Free radicals are unstable molecules that are highly reactive, they are produced from a wide variety of physiological processes and environmental causes. Free radicals will travel throughout the body looking for healthy cells to latch onto. If they bind to a normal cell, free radicals can cause damage to the DNA, enzymes, and membrane. As the name suggests, antioxidants are crucial for preventing this from occurring and make cells more resilient to outside stressors.[7]

    Glaxon is going to make sure you aren’t definicent in zinc by supplying 96% of your daily value from the most bioavailable form on the market!

  • Copper (Copper Bisglycinate Chelate as TRAACS) – 1mg (111% DV)

    The next ingredient included in Arc Immune is copper, another essential mineral for a healthy immune system!

    You already know why Glaxon is using copper bisglycinate chelate, since it’s the highest quality and most bioavailable form in the dietary supplement industry. In this case, copper is bound to glycine, which just like zinc, improves uptake within the small intestine!

    Glaxon ARC Immune Capsules

    ARC Immune is unlike any other immune system supplement out there.

    Copper is classified as a trace mineral, meaning that you don’t need a very large amount of it to fulfill the body’s daily requirements. As you can see from the label, Arc Immune has just 1mg which supplies 111% of your daily value. One of the key roles copper takes on is serving as a cofactor for several enzymes.[8] A cofactor is a chemical compound or ion that facilitates enzyme’s activities – think of them as the “middleman” for biological processes.[8]

    The enzymes in which copper effects are known as cuproenzymes, which are involved in iron metabolism, ATP production, connective tissue growth, neuropeptide stimulation, and neurotransmitter activation.[8] Ceruloplasmin is one of the most abundant cuproenzymes within the body since it carries more than 95% of copper in the plasma.[8] It’s involved in iron metabolism, and is one of the reasons why copper helps facilitate the production of hemoglobin and red blood cells.[8,9]

    Beyond helping create more red blood cells to increase oxygen delivery to various tissues, copper has also been shown to play a key role in the immune system. One preliminary study found that supplementing with copper was able to restore T-cell counts in mice with copper deficiency.[10] This finding suggests that an inadequate intake of copper negatively impacts the adaptive immune system.

    Another study from 2015 reported that copper deficiency also negatively affects various aspects of the innate immune system, including leukocyte proliferation, differentiation, and maturation, neutrophil and macrophage functioning.[11] Neutrophils and macrophages are classified as phagocytes, meaning they are able to engulf and destroy harmful pathogens. Furthermore, a potent antioxidant known as superoxide dismutase needs copper to properly function. Again, antioxidants are crucial for fighting against oxidative stress.[8]

    Both zinc and copper are critical nutrients for the immune system, so it’s great that Glaxon is providing you with two highly bioavailable forms and adequate dosages for optimal benefits!

    The minerals are covered and now it’s time to get into the ingredients that really make Arc Immune stand out!

  • Agarikon (Laricifomes officinalis) Mushroom Powder – 500mg

    If you’ve seen our previous articles covering some of Glaxon’s products, such as Super Greens and Super Shroom, then you know that the Goons are a huge proponent of mushrooms!

    Both of those products have a solid blend of seven different mushrooms to deliver a host of health and performance benefits. However, neither of them have the type of mushroom that’s included in Arc Immune! This is one of the reasons why Glaxon states on the label that Arc stacks well with Super Shroom, because with that combo you’re getting a wide array of fungi.

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    Mushrooms are extremely underrated when it comes to health, wellness, and performance, and supplement companies are fortunately starting to realize their value. Each type of mushroom offers its own unique benefits, which is why Glaxon specifically chose agarikon, also known in the scientific community as Laricifomes officinalis and Fomitopsis officinalis.[12]

    There’s a strong collection of evidence that shows agarikon expresses potent antiviral, antibacterial, and antimicrobial properties.[12] Agarikon is classified as a polyporoid fungus which was historically used medicinally to treat various medical conditions – most notably pulmonary diseases.[12] The benefits associated with agarikon mushrooms are mainly attributed to their high concentration of bioactive molecules and secondary metabolites, including chlorinated coumarins and lanostane-type triterpenoids (LTRs).[12]

    Several studies have shown that agarikon has strong antimicrobial properties, however more research is warranted to determine its mechanism of action.[12] Furthermore, agarikon supplies the body with a source of beta-glucans which have been shown to upregulate the activity of immune cells and protect against infection from bacteria, viruses, and harmful microorganisms.[13]

    Needless to say, fungi pack a powerful health boosting punch and Galxon is leading the way by including agarikon in Arc Immune!

  • Citrus Bioflavonoid Complex – 500mg

    These next two ingredients, the Citrus Bioflavonoid Complex and Lactoferrin, each provide their own unique benefits, however Glaxon included them to work synergistically and bind onto foreight pathogens to prevent replication. We are going to talk about each individually to highlight the differences and benefits of both.

    First up is the Citrus Bioflavonoid Complex!

    Flavonoids are classified as hydroxylated phenolic molecules naturally produced by plants when they encounter an infectious microbial. Flavonoids are well known for their strong antioxidant effects, however research also shows that they express antibacterial, hepatoprotective, antiviral, anticancer, and anti-inflammatory properties.[14]

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    Flavonoids are able to activate protective enzyme systems within the body and show a positive effect on various medical conditions, such as degenerative diseases, bacterial diseases, viral diseases, cardiovascular disease, and cancer.[14] As of writing this article, there are over 4,000 different types of flavonoids that have been identified and are divided into two primary categories: flavones and flavonols.[14]

    Once the flavonoids are ingested, they are primarily absorbed in the small intestine or colon.[14] The flavonoids will then be shuttled into the liver to undergo either metabolism into small particles, methylation, glucuronidation, or sulfation.[14] In regards to antibacterial activity, one of their main mechanisms of action is to form a complex with proteins, resulting in the inactivation of microbial enzymes, adhesins, and cell envelope transport proteins.[14] It’s also reported that specific flavonoids are capable of obstructing microbial membranes.[14]

    Furthermore, studies show that specific flavonoids may be able to inhibit the replication and infection of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV).[14] In summary, bioflavonoids offer a host of health benefits and their efficacy of serving as an antiviral, antimicrobial, anticancer, anti-inflammatory, and hepatoprotective agent is well accepted in the literature.[14]

  • Lactoferrin (from Milk) – 150mg

    Lactoferrin is an iron-binding glycoprotein derived from milk, therefore it’s important note that Arc Immune does contain a small amount of dairy in case you’re extremely sensitive or allergic. But if you’re not, then this is an ingredient that’s been shown to have potent immunomodulatory effects.[15]

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    Lactoferrin is considered to be a part of your first line of defense since it’s heavily involved in the protection against various microbial infections and helps reduce systemic inflammation.[15] Research reports that lactoferrin expresses effects directly on pathogens, including bacteriostatic and bactericidal effects.[15]

    Bacteriostatic means that lactoferrin is able to stop bacteria from replicating or reproducing, but does not kill them.[16] Whereas bactericidal indicates that it can actually kill and destroy the bacteria.[16]

    This is a key component of Arc Immune that makes it so different from any other immune system support supplement. It’s rare to find an ingredient that possesses the potential to stop the growth of bacteria and destroy them. In addition, lactoferrin has powerful antioxidant properties, enhances the maturation of T-cells, and differentiation of B-cells.[15]

    So far we’ve rarely seen lactoferrin in any immune system supplement, but the research is clear that Glaxon is onto something when it comes to boosting overall immune function.

  • Spirulina (Arthrospira platensis) Extract [Std. to 25% Phycocyanin] (Algae Body) – 50mg

    Spirulina, also known as Arthrospira platensis, is a blue-green algae which provides several health benefits due to its rich concentration of vitamins, minerals, essential amino acids, and essential fatty acids.[17] As you can see from the label, Glaxon not only lists the type of spirulina they are using, but also the standardization of a key component known as phycocyanin. With a 50mg dose, you’re going to be receiving 12.5mg of the primary bioactive constituent.

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    Phycocyanin is a natural, water-soluble, non-toxic molecule that’s known for having anti-inflammatory, antiviral, antioxidant, and anticancer properties.[17] In addition, phycocyanin is extremely beneficial for the immune system. Traditionally, phycocyanin has been used to add natural coloring to various foods since it provides a deep blue color. Beyond the food industry, research has found that phycocyanin expresses cytoprotective, neuroprotective, and hepatoprotective characteristics.[17]

    Studies report that regular consumption of phycocyanin significantly boosts immune system function by stimulating both white blood cell and red blood cells production, suppresses allergic response via the reduction in IgE antibody secretion, increases IgA antibody production, and boosts the activity of natural killer cells and cytotoxic T-cells.[17] Furthermore, preliminary research reports that phycocyanin down regulates Bcl-2 expression in BC-8 cells, which may help facilitate apoptosis of diseased cells.[17]

    Nonetheless, spirulina is a very interesting ingredient and we’re surprised that we don’t see it more often in the health and wellness supplement industry.

  • Prebiotic Bacteriophages (as PreforPro) – 15mg

    The last ingredient in Arc Immune may very well be the most interesting one because it’s definitely something that we’ve never seen before. PreforPro is a new trademarked ingredient that consists of prebiotic bacteriophages from Deerland Probiotics and Enzymes. If you’re wondering why a prebiotic is included in an immune system supplement, it’s because the gut plays a critical role in overall health, but especially immunity.[18]

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    The next generation in prebiotics has arrived

    Research shows that drastic alterations in your gut microbiota can lead to immune system dysregulation, and can even cause autoimmune disorders.[18] It’s important to note that your gut is filled with bacteria, but not all of it is bad and the good bacteria is needed for optimal health.

    When most people talk about gut health and supplements, two products always come up – prebiotics and probiotics, but what’s the difference?

    Probiotics vs Prebiotics

    Probiotics are classified as good bacteria that are typically made up of either strains from lactobacillus or bifidobacterium.The main objective of supplementing with a probiotic is to increase the amount of good bacteria with the gut. However, prebiotics are also critical for gut health since they provide fuel for the good bacteria to function and grow. Thus, PreforPro is a prebiotic that’s been shown in vitro to accelerate the growth of several probiotics species.

    Prebiotics promote probiotic growth!

    Clinical trials consisting of 15mg of PreforPro supplementation found that it had positive effects on the gut’s microbial population, cholesterol levels, and overly immune response.[19] In this study, PreforPro was able to enhance the amount of good bacteria, such as bifidobacterium bifidum and lactobacillus delbrueckii, increase molecules that produce butyrate, known as eubacteria, and reduce allergy-inducing cytokines (IL-4).[19]

    What many people don’t know is that supplementing with excessive amounts of probiotics can only take you so far, the probiotics need fuel in order to properly function, therefore there needs to be a balance between prebiotics and probiotics within the gut.

    The entire goal of PreforPro is to increase the amount of good bacteria, thus reducing the amount of bad bacteria and strengthening the immune system.

    If you want to learn more about PreforPro watch this video!

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The Glaxon Goons Are Taking Over The Supplement Industry

Glaxon is not even a year old yet and they’re quickly making a name for themselves in the sports supplement industry. One of the reasons why the Goons are becoming so popular is because they bring new ingredients to the market, create innovative formulas, and develop eye catching graphics and labels. That combination really makes them stand out!

Glaxon ARC Immune

If you want an immune supplement that’s more than just a multivitamin, ARC Immune is the way to go.

Glaxon has the perfect balance of art and science, which makes for a truly unique brand. Whether you want to nerd out by watching Supplement Lab YouTube videos, or brighten your day by reading some Goon Toons, Glaxon has you covered!

Products such as Serenity, Super Shroom, and Arc Immune are just a glimpse of what Joey Savage is capable of doing. He’s worked in the industry for several years behind some big brands, but now that he has the platform to fully express himself, who knows what the future holds. It will be interesting to see what supplements Glaxon comes out with next, but whatever they are, we know they will put their own unique spin on “traditional” products.

We’re not sure what will be the next product launch, but we do know that Glaxon is not slowing down anytime soon. Word on the street is… they have a lot more on the way and may even be entering the functional food category in the near future. Stay tuned for more information – PricePlow will be the first to let you know what the Goons are up to!

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About the Author: Mike Roberto

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Mike Roberto is a research scientist and water sports athlete who founded PricePlow. He is an n=1 diet experimenter with extensive experience in supplementation and dietary modification, whose personal expertise stems from several experiments done on himself while sharing lab tests.

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