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Usually, your immune system defends your body from many of the things that can harm it. But when the system doesn’t work right, it can attack healthy tissues and organs. This is an autoimmune disease. One part of your immune system is a protein called TNF, which is produced naturally by the body’s immune system. But in certain autoimmune diseases, some people produce too much TNF.

This often leads to inflammation. HUMIRA is a medication called a TNF blocker. It works by binding to TNF molecules and blocking them from attaching to and making cells behave in a way which leads to effects on health. In this way, HUMIRA helps reduce the damaging effects of excess TNF.

Remember, although HUMIRA can’t stop your body’s overproduction of TNF, it can reduce its effects.

Usually, your immune system defends your body from many of the things that can harm it. But when the system doesn’t work right, it can attack healthy tissues and organs. This is an autoimmune disease. One part of your immune system is a protein called TNF, which is produced naturally by the body’s immune system. But in certain autoimmune diseases, some people produce too much TNF.
This often leads to inflammation. HUMIRA is a medication called a TNF blocker. It works by binding to TNF molecules and blocking them from attaching to and making cells behave in a way which leads to effects on health. In this way, HUMIRA helps reduce the damaging effects of excess TNF. Remember, although HUMIRA can’t stop your body’s overproduction of TNF, it can reduce its effects.
Usually, your immune system defends your body from many of the things that can harm it. But when the system doesn’t work right, it can attack healthy tissues and organs. This is an autoimmune disease. One part of your immune system is a protein called TNF, which is produced naturally by the body’s immune system. But in certain autoimmune diseases, some people produce too much TNF.
This often leads to inflammation. HUMIRA is a medication called a TNF blocker. It works by binding to TNF molecules and blocking them from attaching to and making cells behave in a way which leads to effects on health. In this way, HUMIRA helps reduce the damaging effects of excess TNF. Remember, although HUMIRA can’t stop your body’s overproduction of TNF, it can reduce its effects.
Usually, your immune system defends your body from many of the things that can harm it. But when the system doesn’t work right, it can attack healthy tissues and organs. This is an autoimmune disease. One part of your immune system is a protein called TNF, which is produced naturally by the body’s immune system. But in certain autoimmune diseases, some people produce too much TNF.
This often leads to inflammation. HUMIRA is a medication called a TNF blocker. It works by binding to TNF molecules and blocking them from attaching to and making cells behave in a way which leads to effects on health. In this way, HUMIRA helps reduce the damaging effects of excess TNF. Remember, although HUMIRA can’t stop your body’s overproduction of TNF, it can reduce its effects.
Usually, your immune system defends your body from many of the things that can harm it. But when the system doesn’t work right, it can attack healthy tissues and organs. This is an autoimmune disease. One part of your immune system is a protein called TNF, which is produced naturally by the body’s immune system. But in certain autoimmune diseases, some people produce too much TNF. This often leads to inflammation. HUMIRA is a medication called a TNF blocker. It works by binding to TNF molecules and blocking them from attaching to and making cells behave in a way which leads to effects on health. In this way, HUMIRA helps reduce the damaging effects of excess TNF. Remember, although HUMIRA can’t stop your body’s overproduction of TNF, it can reduce its effects.
Usually, your immune system defends your body from many of the things that can harm it. But when the system doesn’t work right, it can attack healthy tissues and organs. This is an autoimmune disease. One part of your immune system is a protein called TNF, which is produced naturally by the body’s immune system. But in certain autoimmune diseases, some people produce too much TNF. This often leads to inflammation. HUMIRA is a medication called a TNF blocker. It works by binding to TNF molecules and blocking them from attaching to and making cells behave in a way which leads to effects on health. In this way, HUMIRA helps reduce the damaging effects of excess TNF. Remember, although HUMIRA can’t stop your body’s overproduction of TNF, it can reduce its effects.