A Guide to Transfer Factors and Immune System Health

by Aaron White

Transfer Factors are strands of amino acids and bits of RNA passed from mothers to their offspring during breastfeeding. These molecules store the memory of battles fought by the mother's immune system against viruses, bacteria, mycobacteria and cancer. They instruct the newborn's immune system how to do the same. When extracted from colostrum and taken as supplements, they boost immune system health in profound ways. Research suggests they can safely and effectively help the body battle conditions like chronic fatigue, cancer, herpes infections, arthritis and several others. When Transfer Factors from a person that is immune to a virus or bacteria are given to a person who does not have such immunity, the immunity is literally "transferred" from the first person to the second. Transfer Factors have enormous potential for improving public health and preventing the spread of infectious diseases.

248 pages, Paperback

First published August 21, 2007

Reviews

[Gustavo Saenz garcia · Rating 5 out of 5]

Una mirada a una alternativa terapéutica complementaria a los abordajes tradicionales a diferentes condiciones de enfermedad.

Cualquier condición de enfermedad se favorece en un sistema inmunitario debilitado o aquel que responde de manera desmedida.

Los factores de transferencia representan una alternativa muy valiosa para modular la respuesta inmune.

[Natalie Parrish · Rating 4 out of 5]

Enlightening, Very Helpful

I have struggled with my immune system for years after becoming resistant or immune to so many antibiotics. After being put on transfer factors and having a doctor recommend this book, it really has helped me know how to make myself better when I have an immune system flare up.