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Transfer factors are small immune information molecules that pass specific instructions between cells of the immune system. They offer an innovative option for treating allergies and other immune disorders, because they act directly on the body's defense mechanisms without introducing foreign chemicals.
How do transfer factors work?
Unlike conventional medications that suppress symptoms, transfer factors act at the cellular level to "train" the immune system:
Information transfer
The molecules carry specific immune information that tells cells how to identify and respond to the agents that cause allergies.
Immune response modulation
They regulate the immune response so the body reacts proportionately to allergens, reducing the hypersensitivity typical of allergies.
Immune strengthening
They naturally boost the body's defenses, improving the response to infections and reducing how often allergy flare-ups occur.
When is it indicated?
- ✓ Respiratory allergies — allergic rhinitis and asthma.
- ✓ Atopic dermatitis and other allergic skin conditions.
- ✓ Immunodeficiencies and low immune response.
- ✓ Recurrent viral infections.
- ✓ Patients who have not responded well to conventional treatment.
Advantages over other treatments
Long-term action
By training the immune system, the effects last beyond the active treatment period.
Good tolerability
Because it works with biological information molecules, its side-effect profile compares favorably with conventional medication.
Complementary
It can be used together with other treatments, such as conventional immunotherapy or medication, to improve results.
Broad spectrum
It acts on many parts of the immune system, making it useful for different types of allergic and immune disorders.
Important: Transfer factor treatment requires a prior assessment by the specialist. The indication, dose and schedule are set individually according to the patient's immune profile.
Transfer factor treatment in Guadalajara
Dr. Rodolfo Salazar Villa assesses each case individually to decide whether transfer factor is the best option. The Unidad de Alergia, Asma e Inmunología Clínica includes this treatment within a complete care plan available in Guadalajara and at Hospital Puerta de Hierro Sur.
