Transfer Factors from Bovine Colostrum
What It Is:
Small peptide molecules (amino acid chains under 5,000 daltons) extracted from bovine colostrum—the nutrient-rich "first milk" produced by cows in the first days after giving birth.
What The Research Shows:
- Transfer factors were first identified by immunologist H. Sherwood Lawrence in 1949
- Studies show they support immune cell communication and "memory transfer"*
- Research indicates they help modulate Th1/Th2 immune balance*
- Clinical studies have demonstrated support for NK cell activity and cytokine production*
- Long-term oral administration has been shown to be safe in multiple studies
Why It Matters:
Transfer factors are nature's way of passing immune intelligence from generation to generation. By supplementing with colostrum-derived transfer factors, you're providing your immune system with the same "training materials" that help newborns develop robust immune function from day one.*
