The human body is designed to handle a lot. It fights off germs, repairs itself, and keeps things running smoothly, all without having to think about it. However, modern life challenges our body's natural healing capabilities. Pollution, processed foods, stress, and toxins from our food, water supply and even pharmaceuticals can all send us into a state of immune confusion. When you add in the ever-evolving nature of viruses, bacteria, and toxins, our immune systems need extra support.
Our immune system depends on cells, tissues, and organs to keep us healthy, but it's up against some daily challenges like:
- Pathogens: Viruses and bacteria constantly evolve, making it more difficult for the immune system to keep up.
- Environmental toxins: Pollution, chemicals in food, and even household products can cause infections and autoimmune disorders.
- Lifestyle: Poor diet, lack of sleep, hobbies, and stress all weaken your body's ability to fight off illness.
- Chronic diseases: Autoimmune disorders, chronic inflammation, and other long-term conditions can cause your body's immune system to mistakenly attack healthy cells, tissues, and organs.
- Acute infections: A weak immune system may struggle to combat colds, flu, and other diseases.
What are Transfer Factors?
Transfer Factors are the protein molecules found in colostrum—the first nutrient-rich milk produced by mammals after birth. Transfer Factors, naturally found in Colostrum, pass important immune information from the mother to the baby, teaching the newborn's immune system how to recognize and fight off pathogens.
Transfer factors educate and program your immune cells to recognize and respond to threats faster. One of the most impressive things about transfer factors is they don't just remember and respond to known infections, they can also react to new, unfamiliar threats. Transfer factors are the secret to a stronger and healthier immune system.
Transfer Factors and MOTHERBOARD
At Venjenz, we use Transfer Factors in our flagship formula, MOTHERBOARD, because they have at least an 80:1 strength ratio over standard colostrum. Our cutting-edge formula also includes effective ingredients like Quercetin, a medicinal mushroom, and essential fatty acids, pre and probiotics. These ingredients, combined with our micronization process, help to create the world’s most intelligent and effective immune system modulator.
Why MOTHERBOARD for you and your pets?
- Acute infections
- Allergies, hotspots, and hair loss
- Cancer
- Chronic disease: Chronic inflammation, autoimmune diseases, where the body’s immune system attacks its own cells.
- General malaise: Feeling of discomfort, weakness, or lack of well-being.
- Lifestyle factors: Diet, exercise, sleep & stress levels.
- Lumps and bumps: Lipomas causing many pets to silently suffer.
- Pathogens: Pathogens constantly evolve, sometimes outpacing our and our pets' immune systems' ability to fight them off.
Benefits of MOTHERBOARD
- Stronger than standard colostrum. MOTHERBOARD has at least 80 times the concentration of transfer factors found in standard colostrum.
- Works for all species.
- Trains and programs the immune system. MOTHERBOARD doesn't just support immune function; it helps regulate and program it, so your body can better identify and remember invading pathogens.
- Helps your immune system adapt. New viruses and bacteria are constantly emerging. MOTHERBOARD supports immune memory, allowing for a more efficient and effective response to repeated exposures.
- Both therapeutic and preventive. The only supplement that can make this claim!
Transfer factors, especially in a concentrated formula like MOTHERBOARD, educate, program, and strengthen the immune system. Whether you're looking to prevent illness, recover faster, or simply stay ahead of the curve, this powerful formula can provide the best offense and defense, for both you and your pets.
Transfer factor white paper. Retrieved from https://info.vetriscience.com/white_papers/Transfer%20Factor%20White%20Paper.pdf
Viza, D., et al. "Transfer factor: an overlooked potential for the prevention and treatment of infectious diseases." Folia Biol.(Praha) 59.2 (2013): 53-67.
