transfer factor

Transfer factors are given as shots or taken by mouth.

More evidence is needed to rate the effectiveness of transfer factor for these uses.

Transfer factor from cows seems to be safe in children when given by mouth for up to six months.

Transfer factors that have been taken from humans seem to be safe when used for up to two years in adults.

Transfer factors that are taken from cows seem to be safe when used short-term, up to three months.

Researchers are interested in finding out whether transfer factors can pass along immunity to people who need it.

Transfer factors are used for infectious conditions in people with weak immune systems.

Assess potential transfer factor problems prior to conducting major learning interventions.

However, the transfer factor doesn't seem to affect survival.

In Europe, this is often called the "transfer factor".

The history of cellular derived transfer factor as a treatment effectively ended in the early 1980s.

Some scientists suspect that transfer factor represents bits of many molecules.

For these reasons the term "transfer factor" better reflects the physiological process being measured.

Giving transfer factor as a shot under the skin seems to prevent shingles in children with leukemia.

Studies on cellular transfer factor have involved mostly animal models and small human clinical trials.

Children: The shot form of transfer factor from humans has been used with apparent safety in children for up to 6 years.

So far, transfer factors for various diseases have been produced only in laboratories for experimental use.

Some researchers have tried adding transfer factor shots to usual lung cancer treatment such as surgery and chemotherapy.

Transfer factor from cows seems to improve symptoms.

Transfer factor for the prevention of varicella-zoster infection in childhood leukemia.

Transfer factor might boost immunity to specific diseases.

Transfer factors are contraindicated for women who are pregnant or breastfeeding.

Adjuvant immunotherapy of primary resected lung cancer with transfer factor.

Structural nature and functions of transfer factors.

Adjuvant treatment using transfer factor for bronchogenic carcinoma: long-term follow-up.