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NoDoctor's answer:
When children are born, the immune globulin in their bodies is obtained from their mother's colostrum. Around 6 months of age, it drops to its lowest level and gradually generates on its own thereafter. The immune globulin levels of children aged 0-3 years are only 13% of those of adults, and it takes until after the age of 16 for them to gradually reach adult levels. Therefore, infants and young children after 6 months of age, especially those who are not breastfed, are particularly susceptible to infections from bacteria and viruses in the natural environment, particularly those with open respiratory systems.Luzon contains over 24% immune globulin, which can significantly enhance the immune function of infants and young children, neutralize viruses, bacteria, and toxins, and help them stay away from diseases and antibiotics.