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| Anyone—healthy or diseased, with a few
exceptions—benefits from regular transfer factor
supplementation. The use of transfer factor has resulted in
no reports of serious adverse reactions, even when
clinically administered in doses in excess of normal for
prolonged periods.
Those with specific ailments also benefit. Numerous
studies have shown the effectiveness of transfer factor in
eliminating or alleviating symptoms of herpes, chronic
fatigue syndrome, epstein barr, hepatitis, secondary
infection due to AIDS, candida, cancer and many other
disorders. Studies have also shown than continual use
provides the greatest benefit with maximum immune activity
occurring 24 to 48 hours after initial dosing.
The need for transfer factor as an adjunct to better
health stems from the growing awareness that prevention is
the best source of treatment. With the increasing risks of
antibiotic resistance and significant health threats, such
as SARS, the medical community increasingly turns to the
inherent concept of vaccines—prevention.
Transfer factors are akin to vaccines. But, rather than
expose the patient’s immune system to the actual disease or
a deactivated version of the same, transfer factors expose
the patient’s immune system to the memory of a health
threat—whether foreign or native—and the knowledge of how to
best respond to protect itself.
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Anyone who needs a boost in immune
function will need transfer factor. The need for
transfer factor continues to rise significantly in
conjunction with the increasing risks of antibiotic
resistance and significant health threats. Moreover,
there are no reported toxicity in over dosage of
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| There are people who are fit, happy, strong
and seem to never be ill or even catch a cold. They have
“heroic” immune systems. But even heroes have bad days.
Depressed immune function typically comes with age and
confounding factors. Things like a poor diet, extreme diets,
chronic stress, obesity and underlying disease all
contribute to immune dysfunction. In this immune depressed
state, disease occurs, and chronic infection and
inflammation extract a huge toll in suffering and cost. The
most frightening chronic disease, cancer, remains largely
untreatable with conventional therapies. The hope is that
advances in immunology will provide the tools to reengage
the immune system to do the job it does so well. Our
understanding of transfer factors improves constantly and we
stand on the threshold of amazing possibility. Transfer
factors and the other immune modulators are making a
difference; the world and medical science are following the
lead.
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Diseases and chronic infections are
highly likely to attack a person with a weak immune
system. Our immune system weakens by the day due to
pollution, improper diet, stress, sleeping disorders as
well as the pesticides and chemicals found in our daily
food. Therefore, anyone who's living in an environment
which weakens the immune system—needs transfer factor. |
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