THE AGING PARADOX
THE MOST IMPORTANT REASON TO USE TRANSFER FACTOR WITH COLOSTRUM

 
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I WOULD LIKE TO DISCUSS WITH YOU THE IMMUNE TRAINING FUNCTIONS OF THE THYMUS GLAND.

This is such exciting news.
We do not have to grow old!

Immune System

Boost your immune system;

 and regrow your  Thymus Gland 

The Thymus gland, behind the breastbone is half the  size of the lungs at birth, and is practically nonexistent by old age.   A strong immune response diminishes as the thymus gland shrinks.

  The fact that the thymus glad is a key component to the proper functioning of the immune system explains why so many diseases and health problems seem to be age related.

  "The thymus gland has been called the center of youth and immunity."  Several studies have confirmed that the growth factors contained in the complete colostrum are capable of restoring the thymus gland and actually returning it to youthful function and proportions!  If the thymus gland can be regrown with the use of colostrum, then the age related decrease in immune function can be reversed. 

Having a fully functioning thymus gland is the most valuable support your immune system can have.



This following explains the aging paradox.

IMPORTANT!

The reduced training of the T-cells by the aging Thymus is thought to be responsible for THYMIC MENOPAUSE which is a condition where ineffective T-cell responses contribute to the development of diseases in the elderly.

It is the Job of the Thymus to help the body react against FOREIGN CELLS and not against our own NORMAL CELLS. As the Thymus Gland shrinks, the body's normal immune response to foreign cells weakens, while the autoimmune attacks on our own tissues become much stronger.





INADEQUATE THYMIC TRAINING


Inadequate training produces T-cells that are unable to correctly interpret the messages they receive from their environment.
Along with inadequate training, outside stresses weaken the immune system's ability to learn new healing strategies.




IT IS SO IMPORTANT TO ADEQUATLY EDUCATE THE T-CELLS.
  1. The education of immune cells can be compared to a school system.
    The Thymus gland is the grammar and prep school for three groups of immune cells.
    Because of the involvement of the Thymus, these cells are called T Cells.

  2. Helper T Cells assist the other immune system cells in performing their important functions.
    Helper cells work indirectly through the immune cells

  3. Suppressor T Cells control immune response and keep the immune system from overreacting.Suppressor cells work indirectly through the immune cells.


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  4. Cytotoxic T lymphocytes or T Cells are programmed in the THYMUS to look for self markers and foreign markers.
    A combination of markers on the same cell identifies it as one of the body's own cells that has been damaged. Cytotoxic cellsact directly on offending cells.