Hi readers, as promised in my last post, I am here again to reveal the real experience of two persons who were stages 3 and 4 liver cancer patients; one of whom is my very own sister and another whom I have no acquaintance at all.

I am not writing here with any prejudice and using my own sister as a real live testimony but more so because of my believe that Transfer Factor works wonders and it is such a relief that I could share all the great news about healthy living is all about. I am also not here to promote or solicit any business with anyone in the hope that there will purchase and consume Transfer Factor. In fact, it is sheer out of compassion that I have to spread the works and marvel of Transfer Factor.

Let me begin recollecting the sad episode of my sister's journey in her fight with liver cancer. Back them in 1995, my sister delivered her on daughter in a government hospital, Hospital Tengku Ampuan Rahimah in Klang, Selangor, Malaysia. Due to sheer ignorance those days where blood transfusion was a bit dicey in that no tests were carried out against Hepatitis C virus. She had to be given a 2 pints of blood infusion and not knowing the potential risks involved. Little did she know, this led to her long miserable fight against 3rd stage liver cancer diagnosed in 2006 March.

Caused by the Hepatitis C virus, HCV, there were initially no symptoms until in 2006 when she underwent a blood test of the liver function at Selayang Hospital, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia where she was referred to for subsequent treatments. Results indicated she had high ALT, AST, GGT readings beyond the normal range. Though these are not conclusive indication of liver disease, a liver biopsy, in which a sample of liver tissue is removed and studied in a lab, was done to determine how badly the liver has been damaged by the virus.

Phew, uncertainty turned in reality with her biopsy results showing 660,000 HCV RNA virus detected with subtype 3a and she was advised to undergo therapy for a six-month duration. Well, the usual chemotherapy was recommended and she underwent the first two courses without my knowledge. Her hair dropped, she looked lethargic, frail and had no appetite.

I stopped her from further chemotherapy treatment when I knew about her having contracted this liver disease and advised her on a complete course of Transfer Factor Plus capsules. A strict regime of 4 capsules each over three meals together with Transfer Factor Riovida over a four months uninterrupted period saw great results which astonished the Selayang Hospital liver specialists. Her repeated biopsy and liver function tests eventually showed quite normal ranges and a CT scan confirmed she is cleared of the HCV virus.

Today, my sister is living healthily into her third year free from liver cancer; thanks to the greatness of Transfer Factor. It has given me a great sense of conviction towards advocating others to rely on the marvel of Transfer Factor. What made Transfer Factor so marvelous is indeed its effectiveness of its ingredients and the scientific formulation which I will touch on in one of my future posts to come.

In the meanwhile, do check it out on the The Transfer Factor Story. In fact, I have embarked into a charity program which I hope to benefit many others who cannot afford financially to consume Transfer Factors and this new program shall be revealed to all my readers in due course. I am heaven-bent (not hell-bent) towards achieving this intention by first committing myself to the hospitality ministry of our Full Gospel Tabernacle church.

Till we meet again but do expect my posts to be more inclined to provide great revelation on cases where Transfer Factors had taken root in solving almost many types of diseases.

It's amazing that God has His way and purpose. God bless all of you. Cheers.

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Now that we know what transfer factors are, we should harness its effectiveness in achieving optimum healthy living instead of spending enormous sums in drugs, benefiting health care organizations and pharmaceutical companies. Worst of all, your health is at stake with the continuous pounding of drugs that would have great side-effects on your vital organs such as the kidneys and liver.

The study of the effectiveness of transfer factors has proven to be amazing. Researchers tested 4Life Transfer Factor™ and 4Life Transfer Factor Plus™ (two of 4Life Research LLC's products) for their ability to increase Natural Killer Cell (NK) activity by killing live cancer cells. The research used peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMC) isolated from human volunteers. Test results showed that 4Life Transfer Factor™ and 4Life Transfer Factor Plus™ increased the NK cell activity 103% and 248% respectively above immune response without supplementation, which are respectively more than two times and five times higher than the next highest product.

This unprecedented immune system boosting ability of transfer factors underscores the greater use of transfer factors in modern day disease therapy. There has been many cases, real live testimonies, which attest to the effectiveness of transfer factors.

I was a psoriasis patient of 15 years. My many visitations to dermatologists often end up with steroid creams or drugs to control my psoriasis patches on my left hand, somewhere near my index finger. It flares over and over again despite of those dermatology medicines and it is really frustrating only to see no permanent solution to this problem.

In 2006, 4Life transfer factors was introduced to me by my friend Shirley Quek but unfortunately, I did not take heed of her advice of its effectiveness until my psoriasis problem became a nuisance. In recalling her advice, I began to seek more information on transfer factors. Coupled with the stroke my mother suffered coincidentally in December 2006, I searched the internet for more information on transfer factors to address these two problems. Despite having the various printed literature Shirley Quek had given to me, I continued to scour the internet, particularly the PubMed website, looking for researchers on transfer factors. I found one prominent researcher Dr Dimitri Viza who had done substantial research on transfer factor. I wrote him an email, asking him about the effectiveness of transfer factor in addressing my mum's multiple health challenges which included cardiovascular disease, kidney and diabetic conditions.

After receiving a quick return email from Dr Dimitri Viza which advocated the efficacy of transfer factors without any toxicity, my mum and I were on a strict regime of consuming only transfer factors. What fascinated us was the non-toxicity of transfer factors and with its consumption, we were on the way of eradicating drug-related side effects. My mum was fully rehabilitated within three months after suffering the stroke and her diabetic readings had normalized ranging between 5.5 to 6.5 mmol/cu dm without having to resort to insulin ingestion or injections. That was great news to me and I had great joy to celebrate as my psoriasis had gone within this same period of three months.

With this revelation and experience, my entire family now consumes 4Life transfer factors for it has proven its worth. My entire family had not fallen sick over the last 2-3 years and I am glad to share this with all my readers. Many of my friends have now benefited as well.

In my next post, I shall share another two testimonies of two liver cancer patients who recovered after consuming 4Life Transfer Factors over a continuous period of 4-6 months. Till then, cheers and keep reading on.

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Of late, the scare of swine flu is taking the world by surprise especially after the deadly bird flu pandemic had shown its ugly effects. The ever mutating world of viruses is taking a toll on scientists nowadays so much so that the pace of keeping up them is way of tangent with new strains discovered. It appears that the field of science is always behind time in catching up and this opens up the threat to the human race to sustain survival in the event a worldwide pandemic occurs.

Can we then depend on proven antidote or vaccines to overcome such threats? As it takes time to come up with such remedies, the question is, "Can we wait for disaster to strike first before we can find the right antidote or vaccine to contain the situation?".

Many have actually missed out the very important clue to contain such threats. It is within us, ourselves, our innate immune system that is the main defense for our very well being and continued living. It has been defending us against any form of known threats and will continue to defend us in the near future provided we know how to "nourish" it and educate it by arming it with the "tools and weapons" needed to fight the long term battle. A healthy immune system is our best hope for preventing, slowing, or surviving pandemics.

Our own body is of great intelligence but how can its immune system be the best hope? It can produce colostrum (the first day milk of a lactating female) which is known to contain a small amount of transfer factor , the key “signaling mechanism" of the immune system used to alert white blood cells of potential threats in the body. Acting as educators and trainers, akin to the trainer at the army camp, transfer factor is nature's way of helping the body to deliver disease-related details to cells throughout the body which in return helps build up the body´s immunity to fight illnesses. Existing as short chains of amino acids and RNA made by white blood cells and are passed on from mother to child via colostrum, they are useful adjuvants in the treatment and and prevention of a range of viral and bacterial infections. Many frustrated patients live to attest to the fact that mainstream medicine has little to offer to people who suffer the majority of today's diseases. As there are few options that exist for patients with conditions that do not respond to antibiotics or drug company medications, our primary focus is what role does transfer factor play in the future of medicine in their replacements?

As recognizing harmful bacteria and viruses and then fight them is the primary function of white blood cells, transfer factors, playing the role of being teachers to these cells, enable the body the ability to effectively defend it for healthy living. The transfer factor molecules, in creating memory in the body defense cells of the past pathogens it has been exposed to, is integral to maintain the integrity and effectiveness of the immune system.

In my next few postings, I shall touch on the its ingredients, effectiveness, reasons why transfer factors is essential to optimum health and other benefits.

Stay tune to future reading of this marvelous supplement of the future.

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Interleukin proteins are essentially a group of cytokines which are in fact chemical signaling molecules secreted by leukocytes (white blood cells) and are used extensively in cellular communications within the human body.

Can you imagine the diversed and large network of communications that are being expressed every moment within your body? Could you image how its different forms can be translated into different actions, different behavior, different health condition and different physical forms each and every one of you out there may exist and exhibit? Such is their impact on your life that it is essential to know more about interleukin proteins.

Produced by a wide variety of body cells such as:-

• Helper CD4+ T,
• B lymphocytes,
• monocytes,
• macrophages,
• endothelium,
• dendritic cells and
• mast cells,

interleukin proteins play a significant role in the immune system function. Deficiencies of some of them would present you with a host of autoimmune diseases or immune deficiency.

By classification, interleukin proteins have differing functions targeted towards different types of cells in conveying the different various messages in order for the targeted cells to act according to specific instructions; failure of which shall have consequences on every aspect of your health.

Amongst some of the functions of different interleukin proteins are:-

• Interluekin-IL1

Used to co-stimulate T Helper cells, B cells and Natural Killer (NK) cells,

• Interluekin-IL2

Noted as a chemotherapy drug, it stimulates growth and differentiation in T cell response to cancerous cells in the treatment of cancer,

• Interluekin- IL4

Synthesis of the antibodies IgG1 and IgE as well as playing an important role in allergic response,

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Proteins seem to be the key word nowadays amongst the many health conscious people around the world. It has been so as most researchers have been concentrating their researches into this aspect of medical sciences. But how many of you know exactly the role proteins play in all living organisms?

Its role in living organisms is the most intriguing with the human anatomy being the most complex of all. It is a system that is fed by the most amazing array of proteins; both simple and complex proteins beyond the amino acid base. The role of proteins in living organisms and subsequent genetics is among the most important as the structure of protein strains helps us to understand how their presence actually affects us which can only be appreciated by first understanding, the presence and need of proteins and why proteins are good for you.

Its basic composition comprise of elements like oxygen, hydrogen, nitrogen and carbon with some others having traces of phosphorus and sulphur as well. As polymers of amino acids, proteins are an important class of biological macromolecules and are known as polypeptides when consisting of a sequence of 20 different L-α-amino acids (referred as residues). To enable them to perform their biological function, proteins fold into one, or more, specific spatial conformations, driven by a number of noncovalent interactions such as hydrogen bonding, ionic interactions, Van der Waals forces and hydrophobic packing.

In order to understand the functions of proteins at the molecular level, it is often necessary to determine the three dimensional structure of proteins which can be determined by X-ray crystallography or NMR spectroscopy.

Proteins can be of four distinct structures namely primary, secondary, tertiary and quaternary. For any biological function to take place, a number of residues are necessary with 40-50 residues being the lower limit. Protein sizes range from this lower limit to several thousand residues in multi-functional or structural proteins. However, the current estimate for the average protein length is around 300 residues. Very large aggregates can be formed from protein subunits such as the ‘R’ group needed to form active enzyme and related bonds with different molecules.

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