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Is there heat used in processing Transfer Factor?

April 26, 2017Factor heat transfer Used

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Is there heat used in processing Transfer Factor?

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Yes, the normal pasteurization process is applied to the colostrum followed by low temperature heat dehydration. The peptide structure of transfer factor is not broken down or effected at the heat level that is used in the pasteurization process. Vitamins, herbs, and peptide structures each have a different threshold at which heat is harmful to its bio-activity.