Transfer Factors: Immune Teachers of the Three R’s

When a microbial invader attacks, a healthy immune system must be proficient in the three R’s:

RECOGNIZE - REACT - REMEMBER

To fight off disease and function at optimal levels, the immune system must do the following:

• Recognize a disease-causing organism for what it is.
• Organize and mount an attack to eradicate that organism.
• Remember the antigen signature of that organism so the next time it invades, an immediate response occurs.

Transfer factors provide a highly concentrated, immune messaging system, designed by nature to transfer critical immune programming from one individual to another. Transfer factors imprint on the infant immune system the recognition codes it needs to identify pathogens as hostile invaders.

Simply stated, transfer factors are tiny immune messenger molecules made up of a sequence of amino acids that impart immune signals between immune cells. In other words, transfer factors educate naïve cells about a present or a potential danger.

Through a special and patented process, concentrated transfer factors can now be "lifted" out of cow colostrum, collected and offered in a pure, powerful, concentrated extract.