Waking up the immune system

All cancer cells produce an enzyme called Nagalase.  This enzyme effectively “turns off” one of the major protective (from cancer) cells in the immune system called the Macrophage cells. There is a blood test that can monitor the levels of this enzyme in the body. At Reno Integrative Medical Center it is used to evaluate cancer treatment progress.

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A specific protein called “GcMAF” (Macrophage Activating Factor) can turn these cells back on and “de-cloak” the cancer cells so the immune system can complete its job of killing the abnormal cells creating a domino effect.

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Dr. Bob Eslinger at Reno Integrative Medical Center in Reno, Nevada

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