Immunize Review: Does Immunize Really Work or Is the Price Too High?
We are truly living in times of great uncertainty. We are faced with questions on a daily basis including, “what should I eat” and “does this food give me the vitamins and minerals I need”. Also, since most of us don’t eat as nutritiously as we should, most of us face another dilemma: which vitamins and supplements to take to make up for our poor eating habits. However, to top it all off… we are now terrified of getting sick, being diagnosed with cancer, and even getting H1N1, also known as swine flu.
Our intensified interest in staying well makes us frantically search for anything that will protect us and keep us healthy and fit. The word “antioxidants” is a common buzzword that is heard frequently; we are concerned about protecting our immune systems, and people are willing to pay top dollar for something that works. This is where a product called Immunize enters to scene. This product claims to provide the human body with what it needs to protect us and keep us well. But is this product just a bunch of hype, is the price too high, and is it clearly just another scam?
The company’s website defines the product as: “Immunize is a nutritional supplement, understood as a unique combination of natural extracts and vitamins that supports your body’s natural defenses.” After further investigation of this product, there are clearly many testimonials indicating support for this product and what the product has done for them. This clearly opens up the possibility that if this product is as good as claimed, then people tend to get sick less often. Could this possibly help reduce the chances of catching some of the worst communicable diseases out there, including the traditional influenza (flu) virus, or even swine flu? However, there is a minority of people who are clearly NOT planning to get vaccinated against swine flu for particular reasons. It’s even been said that if Immunize is that good, then maybe it could eliminate the need for the swine flu vaccine altogether. Who knows?
In any case, does Immunize really work or is the price too high? The answer to this question is clearly… I DON’T KNOW if this product will work, but the price seems to be competitive and is around $30-$40 for a month’s supply. I guess the only way is for someone to do their own research and talk to other people who have used this product, or just decide to take a chance and try Immunize for a couple of months through one of the company’s authorized dealers. This company’s website states that this product is available through Ecoquest or Heartland Select Distributors if you would like to try this product.