How to Use Transfer Factor

Get a possible boost to your immune system with the use of Transfer Factor. Transfer Factor is the name used by a number of over the counter pharmaceutical companies for a preparation which is designed to boost the immune system.

Difficulty: Easy

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

• Transfer Factor product of your choice
• 8 oz. glass of water

Choose the correct preparation for you

1. Shop for the product that best fits your needs. You may need to shop at more than one location to find the best product for you.

2. Read the ingredients lists on available products while shopping for Transfer Factor. Many manufacturers make this product, and some use ingredients that may cause allergic reactions in some people.

3. Select the product which delivers the correct dosage for you. Any questions about usage should be addressed with your doctor or pharmacist, one who has your records of allergic reactions and/or unfavorable combinations with other medications you are taking.

Take the recommended dosage for you

4. Check the recommended dosage, again, when you are at home. Notice the frequency and timing of each dose. These instructions will be on or in the packaging. If your product came in a box, with a bottle inside the box, a paper containing all possible dosages, reactions, and benefits, may be inside the box. If there is no information statement inside the box, or if your product came in a bottle only, check the label for information on ingredients, dosages, and possible reactions.

5. Take this preparation on an empty stomach, and/or be prepared to wait at least an hour to eat after taking this preparation, as recommended by most manufacturers of this product. Check the label or packaging for your product to verify this information.

6. Remove the recommended dosage from the container, hold it in one hand, and hold a serving of water in your preferred drinking glass or cup in your other hand.

7. Take your dosage by mouth, in the same technique you use for swallowing other tablets, capsules, or medications. This may vary from person to person, so use the technique that works for you.

8. Drink all the water in your glass or cup. This should be at least 8 ounces. Drink more if you have difficulty swallowing the dosage of Transfer Factor you have chosen.

9. Close the bottle and store it as recommended on the label.

Tips & Warnings

• Always drink at least 8 ounces of water with any pill, capsule, or medication, unless recommended otherwise by your doctor or pharmacist.
• Most Transfer Factor products contain at least gelatin (capsules), micro crystalline cellulose , and colloidal silicon dioxide. The micro crystalline cellulose and colloidal silicon dioxide are obtained from chicken egg yolk, and/or bovine (cow) colostrum. If you have had allergic reactions to either of these, you should not take Transfer Factor of any kind.
• Some preparations list ingredients that also include Lactobacillus blend (maltodextrin, Lactobacillus casei, L. acidophilus, L. rhamnosus, Bifidobacterium bifidum, ascorbicacid), brewer’s yeast, lactoferrin, and alpha-lipoic acid. These ingredients are also contraindicated for some people. Do not take this product if you have had allergic reactions to milk, yeast or yeast products, or any ingredients shown on the label. Do not take this product if interaction with medications you already take seems to be indicated.

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