- Transfer Factor?

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Dear ,

Well, that sounds really interesting! That was the most successful

therapy for Viruses, that I utilized..but I used the very targeted

one for CMV, EBV, and HHV-6..my fluish symptoms disappeared...which

happened, if I went beyond my limits.

I had to move to a semi-arid climate to get away from the MOLDS, and

haven't been back there, since I have used TF..

I hope can fill us in on that...

Amelia and -- In , " rosebud1082001 "

<ganesh1008@...> wrote:

>

> Hi,

> After reading (really skimming) " Mold Warriors " I was thinking that

> maybe transfer factor can " retrain " the immune sustem to break down

> mold. My understanding is that it is a glitch in the immune system,

right?

> I could be being very simplistic in my thinking on this, if so,

please

> pardon.

> Michele

>

> > >

> > > ,

> > >

> > > I was tested many years ago for celiac with antibody test at

> > > Immunosciences and came back antibodies to gliadin, but not

gluten.

> > > Is this the toxin effect of the mold? I've been avoiding wheat

and

> > > it's difficult. Can you tell me what HLA suseptability is?

And is

> > > there something besides cholostramine that I can try?

> > > By the way, I loved the sentence MADNESS: avoidance, etc. I

don't

> > > remember the rest. Could you say it again? Thanks, Edy

> > >

> >

> > Yes, it's a programmed response of gene expression rather than

an

> > inherited " true " case of Celiac sprue.

> > So far I know of only one substitute for CSM Cholestyramine, and

that

> > is a strategy of mycotoxin avoidance that is so unbelievably

> > concerted, that is is only a resort of people who have no other

choice:

> > Mycotoxin Avoidance Decontamination Neurotoxin Avoidance Survival

> > Strategy.

> > Most people consider this strategy to be so life destroying that

it

> > isn't worth it.

> > I'm just amazed that it had such a profound effect when doctors

had

> > virtually no other options available and told me that I was

totally

> > out of luck.

> > I choose this option until something better comes along.

> > -

> >

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