Re: ImmunoPro,Immunocal,ImuPlus???????

November 22, 2001

I think the stuff is great, and if you are low in glutathione, which many of us

are, you should notice the difference. ImuPlus and Immunocal are very similar,

but Imuplus is cheaper and seems easier to get.

Then there is ImmunoPro, LEF's brand, and now ImmuneSupport.com has their own

brand. These are all more similar it seems. I think they all have lactoferrin

(not sure about ImmuneSupport's) so some people can't take them (my husband

can't take lactoferrin but he does fine on the Imuplus.) At first Cheney

though ImmunoPro was better than ImuPlus/Immunocal, but it turned out to just

work a little differently. I hedge my bets and alternate every other day, or

mix them both together.

NAC has turned out to be a much less expensive way to build glutathione, but it

only works if you have the other building blocks in your body, and your body is

working right.

Doris

ImmunoPro,Immunocal,ImuPlus???????

I am thinking of giving the Whey products another chance. Right now I have

some outdated Immunocal around the house, but I think I want to try a

different one. Which is the best? Which doesn't have the milk in it? And

of course, which is the cheapest? Anybody on the list been helped by this

stuff? I have read a few good stories and a few no goes. But hey, it can't

hurt. Any suggestions?

Thanks,

November 23, 2001

Try Imuplus from CFIDs Resource's autoship program (1-800-366-6056). $55 a

box (60 packets/box). Probably as good as Immunocal and quite a bit

cheaper. Immunepro is strong but gives a lot of people problems. Steve B.

>From: ShyGuyHi@...

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>Subject: ImmunoPro,Immunocal,ImuPlus???????

>Date: Thu, 22 Nov 2001 02:58:37 EST

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>I am thinking of giving the Whey products another chance. Right now I have

>some outdated Immunocal around the house, but I think I want to try a

>different one. Which is the best? Which doesn't have the milk in it? And

>of course, which is the cheapest? Anybody on the list been helped by this

>stuff? I have read a few good stories and a few no goes. But hey, it

>can't

>hurt. Any suggestions?

>

>Thanks,

>

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November 28, 2001

Thanks guys for all the info. But I know I read somewhere that one of these

products is better then the other for people who are allergic to milk.

Anyone know which one?

Thanks,

November 29, 2001

I'm allergic to milk products and can handle the Immunocal or Imuplus but

had a terrible time with the Immunepro. It caused severe GI upset. Steve