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titleOfInvention Immunostimulant food compositions and immunostimulants
abstract PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a food composition for immunostimulation, an immunostimulator, a food composition for promoting macrophage nitric oxide production, and a macrophage nitric oxide production promoter. An immunostimulatory food composition, an immunostimulator, and macrophage nitric oxide, which comprises at least one Euglena-derived substance selected from the group consisting of paramylon and Euglena and lactic acid bacteria as active ingredients. It is solved by a food composition for promoting nitrogen production and a macrophage nitric oxide production promoting agent. It is preferable that the lactic acid bacterium belongs to the genus Enterococcus and the Euglena-derived substance is paramylon. It was suggested that the synergistic effect when combined with lactic acid bacteria was greater in Euglena than in paramylon. [Selection diagram] Fig. 1
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