Glyconutrient-related work nets 4 of the last 8 Nobel Prizes

October 31, 2005

This just in --

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HIV Aids and Glyconutrients

On October 15th 2005, the term glyconutrients will enter into the public

.... The discovery of glyconutrients offers one of the best opportunities

to impact ...

GLYCONUTRIENTS. " ... one of the 10 technologies that will change the

world. " MIT.

Four of last eight Nobel Prizes given to discoveries relating to glyconutrients.

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Transfer Factor is approved by the Ministry of Health and Social

Development of the Russian Federation for use in hospitals and by doctors,

for " Immunorehabilitation After Infectious-Inflammatory and Somatic

Diseases " according to the Methodological Letter they released about a

year ago.

This is the FIRST non-drug approved by the Russians for medical

treatment. They are about a decade ahead of us in immunology but

we all have access to this product.

With regard to HIV, approximately half the TF supplemented patients

registered a significant increase in CD3, CD4 (34%), and CD8 (21%).

The average lymphocyte count was up 25%. The CD4:CD8 ratio went

up 22% and IL 1B was up 35%.

I've updated my website to mention it, and I recommend that everyone in

the health field should get a copy of the Methodological Letter (english);

it's 5 bucks well spent because it shows the studies that were done in

Russia. The preface says TF is superior to all other immune boosters.

regards,

Duncan Crow

wholistic consultant

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