Universal Oral Vaccine: The Immune Milk Saga

Townsend Letter for Doctors and Patients,  July, 2001  by Anthony di Fabio

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Part I

An oral vaccine exists that is:

* 100% safe for 100% of those who use it;

* can be taken orally without any distaste;

* can be manufactured in virtually every country in the world with the technology available to each country;

* is so cheap that virtually everyone in the world can afford it;

* boosts the immune system, accelerates healing of injuries, helps repair nervous system damage, burns fat and builds lean muscle, increases vitality and stamina, and elevates mood;

* is ubiquitous, in that it will protect against any organism (including virus, rickettsia, parasite, protozoan, bacteria, mycoplasm, yeast/fingus, amoeba) or any allergen (including exogenous and endogenous sources), and might -- just might -- dry up to blow away a number of cancers?

Over 4,000 clinical studies worldwide describe and/or support the use of this oral vaccine for hundreds of different diseases. Would you like to have this vaccine?

Bessie, our former pet milk cow, lived in a small pasture of not more than three acres. She munched on uncooked grasses during the summer and uncooked dry hay during the winter, licked mineral block, and drank from a rain-filled, surface-drained pond whose waters were loaded with a wide variety of microorganisms. The pond also held frogs, snakes, bugs, worms, snails, and so on. She often drank and urinated at the same time, recycling fluids from the pond even as she drank.

When she was ready to drop her calf, we led her to an old barn that had held forty head of cattle. One's nose almost stifled from sediments of dust, mold, fungi, and dried manure layered fifty years deep.

When Bessie's calf, Nina (pronounced "Neenya"), was born, she lacked effective defensive mechanisms against the blizzard of microorganisms that assailed her in every cubic inch of the air she breathed, the ground she stood on, or on the inexperienced tongue she extended to various surfaces. Almost by magic, thousands of potentially deadly microorganisms invaded her immature body.

Nina, as with all calves, was also born with a leaky gut!

Now pay attention here, because I know that many readers have a leaky gut, a condition where the stomach lining is so thin that whole, undigested protein molecules pass directly from the stomach into the bloodstream. Once inside the bloodstream these protein molecules are identified as foreign invaders, and we create antibodies to counteract them. This situation brings about food allergies.

Patients and their doctors both work very, very hard to get rid of the patient's leaky gut. Their leaky gut is considered diseases -- or at least a major component of them. But Bessie and Nina had found a way to make the leaky gut a beneficial survival mechanism!

When Nina wobbled to her feet and gently nudged at Bessie's milk sac, the very first milk to come was colostrum. As nina prodded the milk sac with her nose and sucked as saliva dripped, she also injected her blizzard of rapidly multiplying microorganisms into Bessie's teat, and up into Bessie's milk sac into a portion called the "cistern."

Inside Bessie's cistern specialized cells that had been lying dormant came alive, and they started manufacturing -- guess what? -- "disease-specific antibodies," and "complement," and also flooding her cistern with "immunoglobulins" and "growth factors"!

Very shortly after Nina introduced her stream of potentially dangerous microorganisms into Bessie's teat -- then into Bessie's cistern -- her mammary biochemical factory stimulated specialized cells that became active and began to create disease-specific antibodies and activated complement that mingled with Nina's first fluids, the colostrum, which Nina sucked back into her leaky gut from Bessie's teats.

The immunoglobulins, growth factors and these disease-specific antibodies and their helpers, the complement, passed directly into Nina's stomach, and there they attached themselves to whatever corresponding organisms were present inside the gut, killing many.

Because of Bessie's leaky gut many of these specially prepared biochemicals also passed directly into Nina's bloodstream, and within her blood plasma they attached themselves to whatever microorganisms they'd been designed to destroy, thence a cascade of complement resulted, overwhelming the microorganisms one by one, so that never once was Nina placed in danger from the surrounding hostile environment whose every biological niche was filled with a wide variety of deadly microorganisms.

Growth factors in Bessie's colostrum also helped to heal Nina's leaky gut, and also strengthened Nina in other ways.

According to Herbert Struss, PhD, former Senior Chemist, Food Chemistry Laboratory, Minnesota Department of Agriculture Laboratory Services Division -- and also a scientist who was involved in much of the early clinical work testing this wondrously universal vaccine -- those interested in "immune milk" (as it is called) during the '60s, made their astounding oral vaccine discoveries when they were trying to answer the question: "What's the survival advantage to being a mammal?" After all, beetles have developed a wide variety of survival mechanisms that take up the major share of environmental niches allotted to insects; birds developed wings to escape ground predators, and, of course, microorganisms have adapted and thrive in virtually every imaginable niche, from deep rock, inside the hottest springs, beneath arctic cold, throughout fleecy white clouds above us, in us, and on us, and so on.