Immune Care 64

[Guest guest]

Hello Group,

Dr. ph Brewer in Kansas City is using the colostrum that is A

unique transfer factor (TF) formula for

enhanced activity for Human Herpesvirus-6 (HHV-6; variant A & , Epstein

Barr Virus (EBV) and Cytomegalovirus (CMV).He says that he is having about

75% success rate with this in regard to M. E./CFS. I only know one person

who is taking it, and he reports that his chest pains are nearly gone after

three months on the product.

Dr. Brewer is mentioned in the book, The Virus Within by Regush.

I was wondering if we have anybody on the newsgroup who is using this

successfully. I understand

they start at one capsule per day and move up to three capsules. Later,

they can move back to one capsule

as they stabilize. However, people must continue to product in order to

maintain whatever benefit they get.

Here's the web site: http://www.immunitytoday.com/

Du Pre

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" By words the mind is winged. " Aristophanes

[Guest guest]

, My wife has been a patient of Dr. Brewer for years. she improved with

the transfer factor (ImmuneCare 64) until she contracted lyme. I have met with

Dr. many times and have reason to believe the success rate. Mel

[Guest guest]

>> I remember that the

Immune Care 64 product was derived by injecting cows with CMV, EBV,

and

> HHV6 (Human Herpes Virus 6) so I decided to give it a try.>>

,

How or where did you obtain the information that Immune Care 64 was

derived by injecting cows with these viruses?

Nat

[Guest guest]

I might be wrong (you will need to do a search) but I believe I remember

reading this somewhere. What I understood was that the cows are injected

with the virus (probably the dead form) and that the cow then produces the

antibodies which come out in the milk. I understand taht Dr. Ryser uses

transfer factor as a major modality in her treatment for CFS:

(I must say that I used this product after I had chelated the metals out of my

body and the metals [along with the mycoplasma] were predominantly

concentrated in these areas where I was feeling the pain. Thus, it would be

easy to assume that the cellular immunity in those areas had been weakened

by the opportunistic infections - viral and mycoplasma.) peace, paul

http://www.preciouspets.org/4life/tfbook.htm

Treating Chronically Ill Patients with Transfer Factor

An Exclusive Interview with Dr. Carol Ann Ryser, M.D. - (excerpt)

Since 1998, Dr. Carol Ann Ryser has been using Transfer Factor to treat her

chronically ill patients, and has experienced considerable success in

diminishing symptoms and achieving overall health improvements among

those patients. In this exclusive interview, Dr. Ryser discusses her experience

with Transfer Factor as an effective treatment for chronic illness.

Dr. Ryser: " The diagnosis of a patient is of utmost importance. I perform a

series of genetic testing with PCR (Polymer Chain Reaction) that tells me the

specific bacteria or virus(es) a patient has. Transfer Factor helps with viral,

bacterial, and fungal infections as well as parasites, and supports the immune

system while treating the problems a patient has. Regarding what formulas of

Transfer Factor I use for different patients, I use the plain Transfer Factor as

a

general prevention treatment, especially for infections and allergies and for

patients with Epstein-Barr, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. "

Q: How much Transfer Factor do you typically recommend, and for what kind

of patient?

Dr. Ryser: " For chronically ill patients, including those with chronic

sinusitis,

and multiple allergies, I recommend six capsules a day, and depending on

the severity of their symptoms, I might recommend up to twelve capsules a

day. For Epstein-Barr patients, I typically recommend three capsules a day of

Formula 540 for adults, taken morning or evening as they prefer, because it

can make them tired. For children ages 7-12 or 13, depending on weight, I will

recommend two capsules a day, to be taken at bedtime.

When a patient is beginning to get sick and is coming down with a fever, I will

have them take two capsules every 2-3 hours, for 24 hours, and that usually

knocks the virus " off its socks, " so to speak. This dosage of Transfer Factor

can nip a fever in the bud, by supporting the immune system's natural killer

cells.

I also treat fibromyalgia patients with Transfer Factor. I believe that

fibromyalgia is most commonly caused by infections, including bacteria,

yeast, and parasites. For chronically ill patients dealing with multiple

infections, including CNS (Central Nervous System) infections and

gastrointestinal infections, I recommend several different Transfer Factor

formulas, to be taken together. "

Q.: How long does it usually take for a patient to experience positive results

once they start taking Transfer Factor?

Dr. Ryser: " My patients usually start to feel better within 3-6 months of

beginning treatment with Transfer Factor. Dramatic results usually manifest in

about one year, but we really begin to see positive changes in 5-6 months. It

typically takes about a year of Transfer Factor treatment to really turn a

patient

around. I am specifically referring to chronically ill patients who have an

average of 2-7 chronic infections that require treatment. The body's cells

regenerate every six months, and you need to give the body a chance to

generate healthy cells before dramatic improvements in a patient's overall

health can emerge. "

Q.: What, if any, are the side effects or possible negative reactions that can

occur with Transfer Factor therapy?

Dr. Ryser: " The initial reactions to Transfer Factor a patient will experience

are

similar to a vaccination – but without, of course, exposure to the pathogen.

The initial reaction typically includes flu-like symptoms, proportionate to the

severity of a patient's illness. These flu-like symptoms go away, but they prove

that the immune system has been activated, and that it is working to suppress

the body's infections.

Regarding the safety of Transfer Factor, I have never had a problem with

negative side effects or adverse reactions. However, I am very cautious. I

perform careful evaluations of a patient's immune system. I check for viral

leukemia, and so forth. I am very careful with cancer and autoimmune

patients, with whom you must be cautious with regard to stimulating immune

cells – this is particularly the case with Hodgkins Disease and Non-Hodgkins

Lymphoma patients. "

Q.: What have you found to be the most positive benefits of Transfer Factor for

your Chronic Fatigue Syndrome patients – what are the best results you have

seen?

Dr. Ryser: " The patient stops getting sick, and they don't have any more

infections. Their cognitive thinking clears up – no more brain fog. Their energy

comes back – they can start doing more, and they can start walking and

exercising again. They don't suffer relapses. However, when a patient is

doing well and they make the personal decision to stop taking Transfer

Factor, I have seen relapses. I strongly recommend that a patient takes

Transfer Factor for life – that is, it is a lifetime commitment for my

chronically ill

patients. "

Dr. Carol Ann Ryser, M.D., is a Board Certified Pediatrician, Board Certified

Clinical Analyst, member of F.A.A.P., the American Medical Association, OHM

(Orthomolecular Health Medicine), and the American Academy of Anti-Aging

Medicine. The primary focus of Dr. Ryser's medical practice is on the

prevention of illness and disease. Since 1996, Dr. Ryser has been the

Medical Director of Health Centers of America. Previously, she was Medical

Director of the International Learning Centers, Director of Mid-American

Treatment and Training, a staff member of the Gardner Medical Center,

Consulting Staff Member of the Research Medical Center, Assistant Clinical

Professor of Pediatrics at the University of Kansas Medical Center, Medical

Director of the Children's Rehabilitation Unit, University of Kansas Medical

Center, Consultant to the Special Education Department for Orthopedically

Handicapped Children, and a Consultant to the United States Air Force in

Crete. Dr. Ryser has published and presented a number of papers in her area

of expertise, appearing in such publications as The American Journal for

Diseases of Children, the Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery and

Psychology and Pediatrics. Dr. Ryser has been recognized for her

contributions in the fields of medicine, science, and mental health, as both a

clinician and educator, by both professional and lay organizations.

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> >> I remember that the

> Immune Care 64 product was derived by injecting cows with CMV, EBV,

> and

> > HHV6 (Human Herpes Virus 6) so I decided to give it a try.>>

>

> ,

>

> How or where did you obtain the information that Immune Care 64 was

> derived by injecting cows with these viruses?

>

> Nat

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