Re: MGN3, AHCC, or Transfer Factor?

[Guest guest]

From: Seraphim <fepatterson@...>

> Does anyone know the difference

> between MGN3 and Transfer Factor?

MGN3's been should to boost killer cell activity much more. I suspect it's hard

to say which is better overall.

> They are both pretty expensive

Yes. I'd use them only if money's not an issue.

> and they both claim to be way better than IP6.

My guess is that they are substantially better.

> Also, where does AHCC fit into this equation?

From what I've heard, it's about equivalent to MGN3 but less expensive; I'd use

AHCC (if money's not a major issue).

[Guest guest]

From: Seraphim <fepatterson@...>

> Does anyone know the difference

> between MGN3 and Transfer Factor?

MGN3's been should to boost killer cell activity much more. I suspect it's hard

to say which is better overall.

> They are both pretty expensive

Yes. I'd use them only if money's not an issue.

> and they both claim to be way better than IP6.

My guess is that they are substantially better.

> Also, where does AHCC fit into this equation?

From what I've heard, it's about equivalent to MGN3 but less expensive; I'd use

AHCC (if money's not a major issue).

[Guest guest]

Somebody send us this a few months ago:

More information about " AHCC " , the Japanese Medicinal Mushroom Immune

Enhancer,

can be obtained by calling 1-800-860-9583; see if you can talk with Cathleen

Rapp, N.D.

She will mail out some information about this product and how it compares

with MGN-3.

The company's name is -

Pure Prescriptions

Natural Health Solutions

2400 Kettner Blvd.

Suite 237

San Diego, CA 92101

website - www.pureprescriptions.com

Kees braam

webmaster www.kanker-actueel.nl

Re: MGN3, AHCC, or Transfer Factor?

> From: Seraphim <fepatterson@...>

> > Does anyone know the difference

> > between MGN3 and Transfer Factor?

> MGN3's been should to boost killer cell activity much more. I suspect it's

hard

> to say which is better overall.

>

> > They are both pretty expensive

> Yes. I'd use them only if money's not an issue.

>

> > and they both claim to be way better than IP6.

> My guess is that they are substantially better.

>

> > Also, where does AHCC fit into this equation?

> From what I've heard, it's about equivalent to MGN3 but less expensive;

I'd use

> AHCC (if money's not a major issue).

>

>

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Somebody send us this a few months ago:

More information about " AHCC " , the Japanese Medicinal Mushroom Immune

Enhancer,

can be obtained by calling 1-800-860-9583; see if you can talk with Cathleen

Rapp, N.D.

She will mail out some information about this product and how it compares

with MGN-3.

The company's name is -

Pure Prescriptions

Natural Health Solutions

2400 Kettner Blvd.

Suite 237

San Diego, CA 92101

website - www.pureprescriptions.com

Kees braam

webmaster www.kanker-actueel.nl

Re: MGN3, AHCC, or Transfer Factor?

> From: Seraphim <fepatterson@...>

> > Does anyone know the difference

> > between MGN3 and Transfer Factor?

> MGN3's been should to boost killer cell activity much more. I suspect it's

hard

> to say which is better overall.

>

> > They are both pretty expensive

> Yes. I'd use them only if money's not an issue.

>

> > and they both claim to be way better than IP6.

> My guess is that they are substantially better.

>

> > Also, where does AHCC fit into this equation?

> From what I've heard, it's about equivalent to MGN3 but less expensive;

I'd use

> AHCC (if money's not a major issue).

>

>

>

>

>

>

> Get HUGE info at http://www.cures for cancer.ws, and post your own links there.

Unsubscribe by sending email to cures for cancer-unsubscribeegroups or by

visiting http://www.bobhurt.com/subunsub.mv

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