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Transfer factors are regulators of your health. You already have transfer factors in your body. These transfer factors regulate a great number of other immune system cells and body chemicals. Transfer factors also regulate the body’s production of antioxidants. Transfer factors are involved in or influence a number of body functions and processes, such as; the immune system, detoxification, cellular rejuvenation, anti-oxidation and the aging process.

Transfer factors store information and use that information to regulate your health. Transfer factors use amino acids to store this information. The amino acids change sequences like the alphabet. Think about how many words twenty-six letters of the alphabet can spell. There are 44 amino acids in a transfer factor.

An example of how transfer factor works can be observed when you come in contact with a chicken pox germ. The first time you come in contact with the chicken pox germ, you develop chicken pox. Throughout your life, you come in contact with the chicken pox germ again and again but only develop the chicken pox disease once. Why?

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A Transfer factor is like a little brain

Transfer factors are like little brains floating throughout your body. Transfer factors store information about the characteristics of the chicken pox germ. When the germ re-enters the body, transfer factors recognize these germs and communicate to other immune system cells to kill the germ. Because of this, you don't develop chicken pox a second time.

Everyday your body develops mutated cells, which if not destroyed, develop into cancer cells. How does the body recognize these mutations? Transfer factors are involved in the recognition process and signal killer cells to destroy the mutated cells.

I will share another example of how transfer factors work. Harmless particles enter and pass through your body everyday. Sometimes your immune system doesn't properly recognize these particles, such as pollen, dust etc., as harmless and in turn reacts to them as if they are harmful. The result is allergies. Transfer factors are involved in regulating this process. When transfer factors in your body do their job, your immune system will recognize the harmless particles for what they are and will not react to them, letting them pass through your body.

Riovida is packed full of antioxidants with one of the highest ORAC values in the industry. Antioxidants are very important in our battle against disease and pre-mature aging. There are other good products on the market along with Riovida that provide a rich mixture of antioxidants. However, only Riovida contains transfer factors, which regulate the body's production of antioxidants.

This is a very important factor in our battle against pre-mature aging and disease. Antioxidants that are consumed must make their way through a dysfunctional digestive system, through a clogged circulatory system, through collapsed capillaries and through cell membranes that are hardening.

Transfer factors increase the actual production of natural antioxidants from within the cell. This is a key to staying well and younger, functionally. Within the cell is mitochondria. Mitochondria are small factors that produce cellular energy that allows each cell, gland, organ, etc. to do their jobs. The mitochondria process, manufactures energy, as a byproduct, creating millions of free radicals. Free radicals damage cells. Increasing the production of antioxidants from within the cells, assures us that we are experiencing the greatest possible protection.

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