What are Transfer Factors?
Transfer Factors are messenger molecules that provide immune intelligence, educating immune cells to recognize, respond to, and remember potential threats. Transfer Factors are not vitamins, minerals, or herbs that simply provide nutrients to the body. They are completely unique in that they transfer immune intelligence to the body.
How were Transfer Factors discovered?
In 1949, Dr. H. Sherwood Lawrence, distinguished immunologist at New York University, determined that an immune response could be transferred from a donor to a recipient through a white blood cell extract. He concluded that the extract contained a factor capable of transferring the donor's immunity information to the recipient and named the substance transfer factor.
What are Nanofraction Molecules?
Even smaller than transfer factors, nanofraction molecules possess natural intuition and function as part of the complex "command and control" network of the immune system. Nanofraction molecules also ensure appropriate immune response for each situation.
How was the Power of Nanofraction Molecules First Discovered?
Scientists have known for some time that smaller molecules than transfer factors existed, but they never determined if these molecules provide any immune system support. Ever the pioneer, 4Life Chief Executive Officer David Lisonbee worked with the 4Life Research and Development team to harness these molecules, isolate them, test them, and determine their potential to support the immune system. In 2007, 4Life scientists extracted these tiny molecules and determined that they provide incredible power for the immune system.
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