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What supplements help t cell production and viability? or is there medication that would do the same? thanks
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None for sure: Living a healthy life is one way to help preserve your immune system. There are indeed medications which can boost your t cell function but the side effects are also not insignificant-at least for now. I know of no proven supplements which will increase T cell production.
Answered 4/3/2017
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