Nagalese Treatment

[MichaelTampa]

In regular speak.

Is Gc considered an antiviral?

is it just a support system for the immune system, like a thyroid supplement would be....almost like a brace for a weak structure?

 

i don't remember reading any side effects,other than MT saying he got drowsey after an injection. are there any?

any long term problems?

any concerns with this treatment?

 

 

how does it come out of the system, or does it?

 

does it permentaly bind to something?

 

 

i read, i think that once you have nagalese corrected with this, that you will never need to treat it again?

Maybe i'm haulcinating?

 

Thanks

 

Trying the regular-speak, the combination GcMAF and vitamin D ends up being antiviral antibacterial antifungal etc. These are basic building blocks of the immune system. The GcMAF binds with vitamin D and the macrophage and then this part of the immune system kills some variety of bugs.

 

It is "just" support for the immune system. GcMAF is one tiny but important part of the immune system, no more, no less. It is a protein that binds those things together so they can work.

 

As far as side effects, warnings, etc, too much of any good thing could be bad, so taking things slow and ramping up is good. Another issue is that it is human-derived, so of course if things get screwed up and you end up with other parts of a human in you, that could be bad (wouldn't want to inject yourself with HIV, for example).

 

I don't understand how they come out of the system per se, but I imagine like all things such as cells, it is going to get used up and be eliminated at some point. The way they recommend weekly injections and my pendulum initially matched that timing so well before I ramped up to more frequent injections, it made me think they last 7 days in the system if not used up, but that is more of a guess than really knowing that.

[Fixit]

In regular speak.

Is Gc considered an antiviral?

is it just a support system for the immune system, like a thyroid supplement would be....almost like a brace for a weak structure?

 

i don't remember reading any side effects,other than MT saying he got drowsey after an injection. are there any?

any long term problems?

any concerns with this treatment?

 

 

how does it come out of the system, or does it?

 

does it permentaly bind to something?

 

 

i read, i think that once you have nagalese corrected with this, that you will never need to treat it again?

Maybe i'm haulcinating?

 

Thanks

 

Trying the regular-speak, the combination GcMAF and vitamin D ends up being antiviral antibacterial antifungal etc. These are basic building blocks of the immune system. The GcMAF binds with vitamin D and the macrophage and then this part of the immune system kills some variety of bugs.

 

It is "just" support for the immune system. GcMAF is one tiny but important part of the immune system, no more, no less. It is a protein that binds those things together so they can work.

 

As far as side effects, warnings, etc, too much of any good thing could be bad, so taking things slow and ramping up is good. Another issue is that it is human-derived, so of course if things get screwed up and you end up with other parts of a human in you, that could be bad (wouldn't want to inject yourself with HIV, for example).

 

I don't understand how they come out of the system per se, but I imagine like all things such as cells, it is going to get used up and be eliminated at some point. The way they recommend weekly injections and my pendulum initially matched that timing so well before I ramped up to more frequent injections, it made me think they last 7 days in the system if not used up, but that is more of a guess than really knowing that.

 

 

MT!!! you did really good at regular speak! Thank you

 

now..how is it human derived?

that is a bit concerning to me.

is it from blood?

is it like ivig wher it comes from a variety of people or is it from one person they have screened?

i tried to look it up.

 

Thanks, you are a great source of info as usual.

Edited April 12, 2012 by Fixit

[JuliaFaith]

 

 

MT!!! you did really good at regular speak! Thank you

 

now..how is it human derived?

that is a bit concerning to me.

is it from blood?

is it like ivig wher it comes from a variety of people or is it from one person they have screened?

i tried to look it up.

 

Thanks, you are a great source of info as usual.

You can find answers to a lot of your questions on their website www.GCMAF.eu

[Fixit]

this on the right side of the page and it says serum.

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/12553073

 

does anyone know if it is one person or multiple people?

[Fixit]

Sorry..one more post...

I've come across this a couple times.. idk the source but its' in other threads

 

Enzymes and biofilm-reducing supplements may have a negative impact on GcMAF therapy and may be best avoided. It is still too early to know what the impact may be, but one practitioner I spoke with feels that it is best to avoid these.

[LesleyH]

MT, thanks for the clarification. This is a posting on youtube that makes things clear in my mind as to the mechanics of GcMAF, and although they mention cancer, replace that in your mind for any pathogen or virus that has the ability to compromise the immune system, such as CFS / ME / HIV and other serious illnesses -