joalo
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MichaelTampa
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I think so, I have used them off and on, but for much of the couple years I have been treating. Sometimes I have energy tested for the fairly inexpensive Paradise Herbs brand (called "Beta Glucans"), and then sometimes for the very expensive Xymogen brand (called "Immunotix"). No rhyme or reason that I'm aware of, but I think they're helpful.
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Kudzuslipper
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Isn't the main ingredient in the much touted transfer factors lymplus beta glucan? I believe both are immune modulators.
I have been giving my dogs arabinoglactin powder for years... I recently stopped giving it to one because of unknown cause stomach issues (so stopped everything. ) He developed the worst allergies of his little life. He's back on and getting better. My very unscientific study. But I suspect it at least helps to regulate allergy immune response in an 18 lb dog.
I am trying Epicor now as an immune modulator for myself.
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My very unscientific study. But I suspect it at least helps to regulate allergy immune response in an 18 lb dog. 
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