Transfer Factors
Also known as: Antigen-Specific Transfer Factors; TF
Description
Transfer Factors are dialyzable extracts that are obtained from the White Blood Cells (preferably Lymphocytes) of a person with a delayed-type sensitivity and that, following injection into the Skin (or, more recently, oral administration) of a non-sensitive person, transfers the specific sensitivity to the recipient.
Health Benefits of Transfer Factors
Immune System
Transfer Factors may be effective for the prevention and treatment of various Bacterial & Viral Diseases (often by influencing NK Lymphocytes). Specific Transfer Factors are used for the treatment of specific ailments.
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