What Are Transfer Factors?

(TF), also known as transfer factor, is a customary translation factor for international translation, and is produced by lymphocytes with cellular immune function. They deliver antigen-specific cellular immunity (late allergic reactions) from parent lymphocytes to unexposed or native lymphocytes.

Transfer factor

(TF), also known as

This product is from a healthy person

Transfer factor can transfer some specific and non-specific cellular immune functions of the donor to the recipient, and expand the recipient's immune response.

The transfer factor triggers and regulates the cellular immune function, sensitizes the cells that have not been exposed to the antigen, and T lymphocytes differentiate and proliferate into effector T cells, which are synergistically reflected and become

Generally divided into two categories:

1. Specific TF

Extracted from a person recovering or curing a certain disease

2. Non-specific TF

Extracted from lymphocytes of healthy people, such as migration inhibitory factors

Clinically used in immunodeficiency patients, such as bacterial or fungal infections, viral

Subcutaneous injection, 2ml / time, once every 1-2 weeks, chronic disease takes 1 to 3 months as a course of treatment. For shingles, usually only 1-3 injections are needed.

Local soreness, individual appearance

1. It is forbidden to serve with hot drinks and food to avoid affecting the curative effect.

2. Do not use discoloration.

3. Due to transmission factors, pregnant women and lactating women are prohibited