Tuesday, July 3, 2012
Helping the immune system
What would an army if it was not intelligence to give him information about the enemy? Well, it would simply be disastrous. No doubt that a well-armed and organized army could take advantage, even a victory, but the cost would tremendo.Igual happens to our immune system. Our immune system ideally should have an intelligence service that would give all the information required to confront their enemies, pathogens.
Unfortunately, not always. Most of the time, knowledge can only be achieved until the enemy to come into our system and has been defeated. And sometimes, is able to persist indefinitely without our immune system to do anything about it!.
Would not it be great to be able to provide our immune system intelligence service?
Imagine that we could provide information even before the pathogen from entering the system. Well, this is the role of transfer factors!
Transfer factors are a large library of information by multiple pathogens. By consuming transfer factors, we are providing our immune system prior knowledge in order to eliminate pathogens. We are saying who they are and what is the best way to get rid of them, although not yet know.
Is not it fabulous? Is to provide knowledge before the battle.
For decades this has been the dream of the immunologist, with it the entire medical profession: the manipulation of the immune system for the patient.
With the discovery of transfer factors in 1949, this dream seems near. The problem was the high cost of production. Then in the eighties, another problem arises: the blood-borne diseases such as AIDS and Hepatitis.
Some researchers were responsible for distorting the effects of transfer factor. However, the mid-nineties, thanks to the research of Dr. Calvin McCausland, was able to extract transfer factors from cow colostrum and egg yolk. This will eliminate the risk and lowered the cost of production. It was thanks to the vision of David Lisonbee finally this wonderful discovery might be brought to the masses at an affordable cost. That's how 4Life Research was born.
The company, with presence in over 40 countries leading the world transfer factor. In 2003, the Inc500 magazine ranked the company # 15 of the 500 fastest growing companies in America.
The company owns the patent on the process of obtaining transfer factors from cow colostrum and egg yolk. Every day the company researches the development of new products to help reverse major diseases by helping our immune system.
So the mission of this company is large: helping our immune system to live better.
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