Re: interesting on the transfer factor

[Guest guest]

Hi Dennis;

Ultimately it is the immune system that prevents and fights cancer. Anything

that boosts the immune system is helpful. I have heard of good reviews of this

product and heard of success stories in animals. However I feel a unpasteurized

version would be even better. You can add the New Zealand colostrum as

pasteurization kills some of the immune system boosters. The transfer factor is

pasteurized. Colloidal silver is very effective for lyme disease and does not

damage the immune system or gut flora like antibiotics. If your Daughter was

given antibiotics it would be a good idea to give her a high quality probiotic

like primal defense for a year.   Shirleys wellness cafe has some info on

transfer factor.

 http://search.freefind.com/servlet/freefind?id=9609505 & pageid=r & mode=ALL & query\

=transfer+factor

Vic

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From: Trade Products <TRADEPRODUCTS@...>

Sent: Fri, January 21, 2011 5:27:47 PM

Subject: [ ] interesting on the transfer factor

 

Very interesting on Transfer Factor , and thanks to whomever posted it.

It seems like it may be one of the things that make Immunocal work better.

I found it through Vitacost for about 20% of the 4life brands and the reviews

say it is as good or better.

My daughter had Lyme Disease and is now free of the Lyme but it left her immune

system in overdrive and with Soriatic Arthritis and fibermalalga and some other

things.

And the Immunocal doesn't test well for her.

But I am getting her tested with the transfer factor.

THANKS AGAIN!

Still doing research, anyone else have info please let us know.

Dennis

[Guest guest]

I am very reluctant and hesitant to try this. Much like immunocal it has

distributors promoting it.

Immunocal (I was/am a distributor), has evidence behind it that it is effective,

though those into it are there for the money.

I spent a lot of time with Immunocal and whey, it is good but Immunocal is

expensice compared to others. If one can afford it then yes,

I take another whey myself (50.00/mth);

But

The transfer factor doesn't have the proof as far as I am concerned.

Bruce

[Guest guest]

Hi Bruce,  Everyone that sells something  or anything is in it for the

money.  If anyone wants to try a remedy that may be their solution, they have

to purchase it from someone who is making a profit.

But, selling something that works should be the major goal. 

 If it doesn't work, why sell it?  No repeat business--there!  No

recommendations either!

From: Bruce P <bruce@...>

Subject: Re: [ ] interesting on the transfer factor

Date: Saturday, January 22, 2011, 11:40 AM

 

I am very reluctant and hesitant to try this. Much like immunocal it has

distributors promoting it.

Immunocal (I was/am a distributor), has evidence behind it that it is effective,

though those into it are there for the money.

I spent a lot of time with Immunocal and whey, it is good but Immunocal is

expensice compared to others. If one can afford it then yes,

I take another whey myself (50.00/mth);

But

The transfer factor doesn't have the proof as far as I am concerned.

Bruce