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Title

Transfer factor

Author: Massicot JG; Goldstein RA

Address Source: Ann Allergy, 1982 Dec, 49:6, 326-9

Abstract

A workshop on transfer factor, sponsored by the Immunology, Allergic and Immunologic Diseases Program of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, National Institutes of Health, was held in Bethesda, Maryland, on February 25, 1981. The purpose of the meeting was two-fold: (1) to review the state of the art of transfer factor and (2) to suggest future directions for research in this area, specifically in regard to the prophylactic use of transfer factor for varicella-zoster in leukemic children.

 

 

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Language of Publication

English

Unique Identifier

83072740

 

TF and TF+ Support in Malignancy in Childhood ( .)
ID is an eleven year old with a complex leukemia history. He was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia at age 2 with a relapse several years after chemotherapy. Next came a bone marrow transplant and THREE more relapses after the transplant. To add insult to injury, the last relapse was diagnosed as Acute Myeloblastic Leukemia, a VERY difficult cancer to treat. On to a very toxic course of chemotherapy and a slow definitive road to remission. ID was started on TF initially at month 5 of chemotherapy to help support his immune function and hopefully, reduce the chances of infectious complications. TF+ was added 2 months later. His oncologist (my medical partner) has been very pleased and impressed with the results. First, ID "breezed through his therapy" tolerating very low blood counts, with no febrile (or infectious) episodes, and always in very good spirits. When last seen in early 9/99, ID was "thriving" and continues in full remission, with no infectious disease, enjoying a full life as a vigorous 11 year school kid. The "way Life should be". How has TF and TF+ impacted this young man? It most likely spared him the life-threatening complications of infectious disease. It apparently improved his tolerance of a very toxic course of chemotherapy. And it may be helping him in his daily immune fight against relapse and infectious stresses. Unquestionably, the fact that ID is alive is a miracle, one dictated by a "Higher Authority": the quality of his life may just be because of immune boosting with 4LR products... And his spirit and his will to live.

 

 

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Cancer. 1981 Mar 1;47(5):882-8.



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