Meeting Modern Immunity Needs with a Multi-System Approach
Today’s children face a wide range of health challenges—frequent exposure to germs, shifting dietary patterns, and a growing reliance on screen-based activities. While foundational nutrition remains important, these evolving needs call for an upgraded approach to wellness—especially when it comes to supporting the body’s natural immune defenses.
One of the most promising areas in this space is the gut-immune connection, a powerful system that plays a critical role in childhood resilience and long-term well-being.
The Gut: Home of Resilience
Did you know 70% of the immune system resides in the gut?1 The gastrointestinal tract doesn’t just digest food—it educates the immune system, helps reduce inflammation, and fosters resilience.2 A healthy gut microbiome in early life sets the stage for how a child’s immune system will respond to challenges throughout development.
However, statistics show a clear nutritional gap:3-4
- Nearly half of young children don’t eat vegetables daily
- Only 16.7% consume dark green vegetables regularly