Support Supplement with Transfer Factor and Pure Colostrum ImmunoCillin | Lysozyme, Lactoferrin, Bovine Immunoglobulin & Olive Leaf Extract, 60 Capsules

Can not actually tell that it worked, but me and my 2 teenagers took it!

I was very excited to try this. I have Lyme disease and am always on the lookout for anything that will help kill it. Unfortunately, this doesn’t help at all. I suspect it has to do with the rice flour in it. I’m not eating any carbs right now because they seem to exacerbate my issues. There must be enough rice flour in it to offset all the good ingredients, for me.

I'm not sure what the exact benefits are supposed to be while taking these - is it an immuno-booster? Is a mood enhancer? It feels a bit like a "good for what ails ya" pill and as far as the (subjective) benefits go, I didn't notice any. They're also rather expensive, and rather large. And they taste rather... odd.I'm not a doctor, but if you're looking to improve your mood and your immune system, I'd start by going outside and eating fresh fruit and vegetables. It's cheaper and it tastes better, and shouldn't contain any "olive lead".

I'm not sure I trust thisThe, to me low quality container, is clear and label is not the most professional looking.also product description issue see below -While ingredients are ones I want to take I'm not sure why Olive leaf (and in description of product it says "Olive LEAD") - don't know about you but I don't want to take lead as supplement (I am flashing the *Laugh* sign for the live studio audience)

These are easy to swallow and have no aftertaste. Since these basically are a preventative to getting sick, I'm not sure how effective they are, but I'm sure taking them can't hurt. I'm all for not getting sick.

Yes I am very happy with it.

This works best as a seasonal supplement for cold season during the winter. I think it's too expensive to take everyday. Bovine immunoglobulin is also known as colostrum, it helps to stimulate the immune system and offers passive immunity as well because of antibody content. Lactoferrin also helps to fight bacteria by binding iron, which bacteria need for growth. This works differently than other supplements like elderberry and echinacea, so it's definitely useful to have this in your arsenal during the winter months.

I dunno if they work because it’s basically how you feel and your attitude. I read what’s in here and it seems to be like a natural antibiotic in a way. I haven’t gotten sick since I started taking them, but I’m generally healthy so taking healthy things to maintain current good health can’t hurt. This can’t hurt and will most likely be very beneficial to maintain overall health so that can’t really lose.