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| isolate. CFM whey protein uses membrane technology that results in a 98 percent pure undenatured whey protein. |
| The health benefits of low-temperature whey protein are many: |
| It provides high concentrations of biologically active globulin proteins similar to those found in colostrum. |
| It causes opsonization, the ability to coat pathogens, such as bacteria and viruses. This assists the immune system in the identification and removal of the pathogens, thereby improving the chemotoxic activity of white blood cells toward many bacteria and viruses. |
| It enhances the gastrointestinal tract's ability to colonize acidophilus and bifidus, the healthy bacteria that are vital to the immune system and to the flora of our digestive tract. |
| It acts as a barrier to further bowel invasion in incidences of colon cancer. |
| It neutralizes bacterial toxins, such as E. coli. |
| It is antiviral, antibacterial, antifungal, and antiparasitic. |
| It helps combat diarrhea and many digestive tract disorders, including overall poor digestion, irritable bowel syndrome, and digestive problems brought on by antibiotic use. |
| It inhibits tumor growth. |
| Lactoferrin |
| Lactoferrin, lipoic acid, and chlorella are the three best supplements I have found for enhancing the nutritional status and raising the albumin level of those with cancer or any chronic illness. Lactoferrin, an iron-binding protein, is a vital element to the human body. It retrieves iron from the foods we eat and delivers it to areas of the body where it is needed. Many people, particularly those with cancer, become anemic because their body is not assimilating iron properly. Symptoms of iron deficiency appear even though plenty of iron is being ingested. Many doctors will then tell their patients to take iron supplements when what they really need is lactoferrin and/or vitamin B 12 and folic acid, which will assist them to assimilate iron from their food and nutrients. |
| Unless a person is specifically iron deficient and not just generally anemic, iron supplements should be avoided. Taking iron supplements usually provides no help and can actually do some harm by creating free-radical damage. |
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