Patient's question:
Main symptoms of the baby: Transfer factor. At what age can babies start taking it? For which type of babies is it better?Onset time: Test results:
Doctor's answer:
Transfer factors possess broad immunomodulatory activity; on the other hand, they can guide autoimmune cells to catalyze, enhancing the body's non-specific immune capacity. On the other hand, they can transfer specific immune capacity to other animals, triggering the production of specific autoimmune responses in animals. Transfer factors are small-molecule substances that are never compressed by pepsin or trypsin, nor destroyed by gastric acid, and can be taken orally. They have no side effects, no allergic reactions, and no antigenicity. They require a small dosage, take effect quickly, and have a long-lasting therapeutic effect.