comparison of Immunocal to Immunolin/Xymogen

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I wanted to compare these two products, but could not find any info on

Immunocal such as amounts of: IGF-1, the Ig's,TGFb1,etc. Was also

wondering which one was higher in cysteine.

I could not find any info on Immunotec's site regarding the above.

Does anyone have any insight on this? (Is Immunolin/Xymogen 'more

potent' than Immunocal? Or are they in different 'categories', so one

can't really compare one to the other? If so, how are they different?)

Thanks, Les

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***Hi Les - I think it is a highly guarded secret as to what is in

Immunocal - LOL. Even the box and packaging that it comes in does not

list any of the key ingredients. I had been hoping to compare

Immunocal to ImmunoPro and RenewPro.

If I remember correctly mentioned that ImmunoPro/RenewPro are a

cysteine and that Immunocal is a cystine. I don't have a science

brain so I'm not sure if I am explaining that correctly or not.

Take care.

Bernie

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Yes, Immunocal is cystine, supposedly, and the others contain cysteine. But

I wanted to find a comparison between the two on the elements that I listed.

(I think they are both protein isolates? But are they mfg'd in the same way,

preserving the potency of the active ingredients? I think, in whey protein,

that heat destroys a lot of the potency,but not so sure if this is a concern

with Immunlin/Xymogen/IV200) Les

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My personal experience and from the research - Xymo is far superior to

either in many ways (see my previous posts on it).

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Yes, Immunocal is cystine, supposedly, and the others contain cysteine. But

I wanted to find a comparison between the two on the elements that I listed.

(I think they are both protein isolates? But are they mfg'd in the same way,

preserving the potency of the active ingredients? I think, in whey protein,

that heat destroys a lot of the potency,but not so sure if this is a concern

with Immunlin/Xymogen/with Immun

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> Immunocal to ImmunoPro and RenewPro.

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Nutrimedent - I went thru your previous posts (the ones that went back to

Jan 2006), but I do not see info on the content of these factors in

Immunocal, as compared to Xymogen, or whether they are indeed of the same

category, or if they are mfg'd in a slightly different way.

I can tolerate only a little bit of Immunocal, have never been able to raise

the dose over the many years I have been taking it, and am wondering if this

is due to just one specific element in it. If so, and Xymogen is lower in

some elements than Immunocal, (or mdg'd in a different way), then I would be

tempted to try it. If, however, Xymogen has the same content as Immunocal,

except is more potent, then I would not want to try it.

That;s why I wanted to find specifics on Immunocal. Les

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>> Immunocal - LOL. Even the box and packaging that it comes in does not

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>> Immunocal to ImmunoPro and RenewPro.

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>> cysteine and that Immunocal is a cystine. I don't have a science

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IMMUNOCAL IS A WHEY PRODUCT.

IGG2000 IS A BLOOD PRODUCT.

All you need to do is read the product definitions to understand this.

They are completely different.

Nutri's first post was very accurate in calling it a kind of oral IVIG

but from cows.

That's what it is.

Amazing we have access to such a product but we do.

Many DAN! docs including Buttar and others are using it, I've seen

this from my research around the web.

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