Re: Devin - Transfer factor/colostrum

[Guest guest]

Good question, !

If Transfer factor is a protein or peptide, then I would caution

using high-protease enzymes with the factor. I don't know exactly

what class of beast it is, I'm wondering if it is just a small

compound produced by certain cells that then induce production of

immune-modulating compounds? If so, then enzymes would be OK.

Maybe someone can enlighten me upon the structural makeup of transfer

factor?

Devin

> Will the Peptizyde or other casein breaking compounds affect

transfer

> factor or colostrum? If someone were taking both enzymes and

> colostrum would they need to take them at different times? Would

any

> casein break down in the colostrum be beneficial?

>

> Thanks

> .

[Guest guest]

Here is a web site on Transfer Factor the product (I think transfer

factors is also a generic term).

http://www.4tf.com/

Colostrum and transfer factors seem to really help some of ASD kids,

and help the immune system. I didn't know if there would be

interference or synergy between enzymes and these supplements.

.

[Guest guest]

Thanks, . I've actually met Bill Hennen at 4Life, I'd forgotten

about their product.

From what I gathered, Transfer Factors are small peptides of about 8

amino acids. I don't know the particular sequencce or composition of

the amino acids, however, so it is difficult to know if proteases

would break them down.

To be on the safe side, one may want to separate the taking of those

particular supplements.

Devin

> Here is a web site on Transfer Factor the product (I think transfer

> factors is also a generic term).

>

> http://www.4tf.com/

>

> Colostrum and transfer factors seem to really help some of ASD

kids,

> and help the immune system. I didn't know if there would be

> interference or synergy between enzymes and these supplements.

> .