Transfer Point Beta-1,3D Glucan


Transfer Point Beta-1,3D glucan comes in
100 mg and 500 mg sizes.

Suggested use for healthy people: One, 100 mg capsule per 110lbs of body weight per
day. For those facing a short term challenge (going to the dentist for a cleaning,
surgery, visiting the sick in a hospital or taking a plane flight) increasing to one 500
mg per day is suggested.

Customers with health concerns should take 500mg per 50 lbs. of body weight per day.

Look below for a simple dosage chart.

Take thirty minutes before eating or two hours after eating. You may take the
entire amount at one time.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Beta Glucan?

Beta 1, 3-D glucan is the sole active ingredient in Beta Glucan. It is derived from the cell walls of baker’s yeast, making it the precise substance for which the actual glucan macrophage receptor (CR3, mac-1, CD11/CD18) has been identified. Beta 1, 3-D glucan is technically a polybranched polyglucose – so complex some refer to it as a fiber.

Who will benefit from taking Beta Glucan?

Everyone has the potential to benefit from taking Beta glucan in the correct dose. People with impaired immunity, or who are susceptible to allergies, chronic health challenges, slow and incomplete healing, undergoing radiation or chemotherapy, or exposed to radiation from external sources such as UV or electromagnetic fields, or with a high risk of cardiovascular disease, especially benefit. People who are under physical or emotional stress, or who have poor nutrition or who consume food preservatives will also benefit. Beta glucan can also help to slow the aging process. Athletes and those who work out extensively will notice more benefit from their workouts while taking Beta glucan. Animals and pets will also benefit from taking Beta glucan, because their immune systems are very similar to ours.

Are the effects of Beta Glucan backed up by scientific research?

Hundreds of scientific studies originating from such prestigious institutions as Tulane, Harvard, and the U. S. Armed Forces attest to the safety and efficacy of Beta 1, 3-D glucan.

Why haven’t we heard of Beta Glucan before?

For nearly three decades, Beta 1, 3-D glucan has been available to laboratories and medical schools. However, to purchase 1 (one) 100-mg sample capsule of Beta 1, 3-D glucan, the cost was close to $200.00! This made it highly prohibitive from a commercial standpoint.

Is Beta glucan derived from bakers yeast the most effective type of glucan?

Beta 1, 3-D glucan from the cell wall of baker’s yeast has been shown to have a potent effect on the immune system, in an economical manner. Glucans derived from barley, oats, or other grains have been shown to be ineffective as immune modulators, but do have other beneficial properties.

I am allergic to yeast. Will this cause a problem?

No. Although derived from baker’s yeast (Saccharomyces ceravisiae), Beta glucan is a pure isolate and does not contain enough yeast proteins to cause an allergic reaction.

Will Beta glucan cause over-stimulation of my immune system?

No. The presence of Beta glucan potentiates the receptors on the surface of the macrophage. Only the presence of non-self (virus, bacteria, fungi, cancer, parasites, etc.) causes the macrophage to become stimulated. Beta glucan alone does not stimulate.

Will Beta 1, 3-D glucan cause or expand an autoimmune situation?

Beta 1, 3-D glucan does not create a danger. Considerable peer reviewed data indicates just the opposite.

Are there any drug reactions that can occur when taking Beta glucan?

There are no adverse effects known when Beta 1, 3-D glucan is taken in conjunction with pharmacological drugs. Beta 1, 3-D glucan safely enhances the effect of many anti-infective drugs, cholesterol reducing drugs and chemotherapeutic agents.

Dr. Vaclav Vetvicka from the University of Louisville answers the three most important questions about Beta glucan:

Is Beta 1, 3-D glucan safe and effective? For over 40 years, beta glucans have been thoroughly tested on everything from earthworms to human beings….even plants. Use of materials ranging from cancer to infectious disease to allergies…Beta glucan always works. It appears that the primary things to consider about these compounds are that they are properly and sufficiently purified and are they biologically active. They are certainly safe.

When one shops, how can one determine if they are getting a properly prepared, sufficiently purified and biologically active material?

Price is no indicator at all. Unless that particular batch has been properly assayed for purity and potency, you can not know if the dose is in the proper amount. Also, you can not expect a quality product unless every batch is tested; including a test for bioactivity. Many companies test nothing at all.

How can A.J. Lanigan claim that he has the best Beta 1, 3-D glucan on the market?

I can say the following about the A.J. Lanigan brands. He has set the highest standards in the industry for purity and potency. He rejects over 90% of the material produced in their US factory and I know of no company in the world that is willing to do that. They can not afford it. I can further state that his brands have been the most intensively studied and we know and understand more about his material than any other available on the market today. He continues to expand this work by comparing materials on a side by side basis and he publicly reports the results.

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