4life Transfer Factor - Is It A Scam?

[PeaceBlondie]

My Thai partner came home today, all excited about this transfer factor medicine/supplement that sounds like quack medicine to me. I tried doing research on the key words, and landed in internet dead ends, commercial loops, health food markets, etc.

Notice what this website based on a Google search comes up with: Transfer Factor & transfer factor plus can help viral, fungal, parasitic, malignant, neurological, and autoimmune diseases - allergies, asthma, ms.

www.immune-system-iq.com

I think they hint they can also cure male diseases, cancer, and probably Thai coups.

Is it a scam? Sure looks like it to this untrained eye.

[Sheryl]

My Thai partner came home today, all excited about this transfer factor medicine/supplement that sounds like quack medicine to me. I tried doing research on the key words, and landed in internet dead ends, commercial loops, health food markets, etc.

Notice what this website based on a Google search comes up with: Transfer Factor & transfer factor plus can help viral, fungal, parasitic, malignant, neurological, and autoimmune diseases - allergies, asthma, ms.

www.immune-system-iq.com

I think they hint they can also cure male diseases, cancer, and probably Thai coups.

Is it a scam? Sure looks like it to this untrained eye.

Yes.

Anything making such exaggerated claims is dishoest and unreliable.

As to whetherthe stuffhas any beneficial properties (it certainly desn't havetheones mentioned) and also whether it has any harmful effects, I can't say without knowing what (if any) active ingredianst are in it.

[PeaceBlondie]

The active ingredients are listed in Thai. I think they mean, "184 micrograms of maiden's breath, 18 nanograms of wishful thinking, 48 kilograms of audacity." However, the high-dollar brochure in English is full of color photos of Ph.D. and MD endorsers (one of each racial example), really impressive words like colostrum, no naked models....very impressive, but no substance.