Senjuty Sarkar

There are some lucky people who won over Covid-19. These are the people who never got infected. What would be the reasons for some people to never get infected in this global pandemic? ¹

Eating right, taking care of your mental health & avoiding smoking, are some of the prerequisites required to have a healthy status to fight the infection caused by Covid-19. Moreover, taking precautions such as wearing masks even in indoor places, taking vaccines including the booster dose, and avoiding unnecessary travel and gatherings have helped us in the Covid-19 pandemic. But other than the precautions, it is also the immune system that has a major impact in resisting the infection ^1,2.

The immune system of your body is a network of cells, molecules, tissues, and organs. Immunity protects us from any infections and diseases. Many nutrients help in functioning of the immune system². Important nutrients such as zinc, vitamin C, D, iodine, selenium, and niacinamide enhance our immunity against infections ^2,3.

Asprinol-19 has the essential nutrients that help to promote immunity in addition to Aspirin and Promethazine. They have beneficial effects viz., anti-thrombotic and antihistaminic effects respectively⁴. Asprinol-19 has Triple Active Formula in a combi-pack, backed by dose-specific clinical evidence. This  Each dose has Aspirin (150mg) + Promethazine (5 mg) + Multivitamin / Multimineral Tablet. This enhances the body’s immune system significantly. Moreover, Asprinol-19 offers to aid in combating long Covid symptoms & complications^4,5.

References:

1) https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/life-style/health-fitness/health-news/coronavirus-those-who-never-hadcovid- 19-may-teach-how-to-build-resistance-read-on/photostory/91435994.cms?picid=9143603

2)How to boost your immune system - Harvard Health

3) https://www.wcrf.org/links-between-coronavirus-nutrition-and-the-immune-system/

4) Cureus | Efficacy, and Safety of Aspirin, Promethazine, and Micronutrients for Rapid Clinical Recovery in Mild to Moderate COVID-19 Patients: A Randomized Controlled Clinical Trial (30 May 2022)

5) Role of Micronutrients in the management of coronavirus disease 2019 (nih.gov)