DOES GLUTATHIONE TREATS CANCER, DIABETES AND OTHER INFECTIOUS DISEASE LIKE HIV, HEPATITIS B?

by VINAH MORALES
(SAUDI)

PLS. ANSWER MY QUESTION ASAP. THANKS.

Answer.

Note Immunocal a whey protein supplement that delivers glutathione to the body is not a drug. A drug is defined as something that is intended to treat, cure, prevent, or mitigate a disease.

As such the makers of immunocal cannot make the claim that it "treats a diseases" in any literature, advertising, marketing or labeling. In addition all drugs have side effects ranging from minor to very serious.

Immunocal is a natural product, and even if the natural product was able to treat, cure, prevent or mitigate a disease, at this stage there is no category for a natural product to make such a claim.

Immunocal can be marketed as ‘enhancing’ or ‘benefiting’ infectious diseases. Immunocal or more specifically glutathione produced by Immunotec Inc has no known side effects.

As a aside as early as March 08 or some where around that time the following statement can be made: Immunotec Inc. announces that it has received regulatory approval from Health Canada to market HMS 90 / IMMUNOCAL with the following health claim: “a natural source of the glutathione precursor cysteine for the maintenance of a strong immune system.”

However, until that time language is very important no matter what the outcome, especially to protect the credibility of the company.

Therefore being aware of language yes glutathione “benefits” or “enhances” those individuals that have Cancer, Diabetes, HIV, Hepatitis B and other infectious diseases. For instances glutathione deficiency is associated with impaired survival in HIV disease.

For the full study outcome visit the FDA site, and add the word ‘Immunocal’ to the search box at the top of the site FDA

In the United State if you have HIV, Cancer, Heart Disease, and a number of other infectious diseases you can qualify for medicaid and medicare assistance to utilize Immunocal.

This journal explains all the diseases that can benefit from Immunocal.
Medicaid and Medicare Assistance