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Anti-HIV and Anti-Apoptotic Activity of the Whey Protein Concentrate: Immunocal

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Evidence group
In vitro laboratory studies
Journal
PRESENTED AT THE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON AIDS, AUGUST 7-12, 1994
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Page 110
Abstract focus

Immunocal (WPC) possesses antiviral and anti-apoptotic activities which may be related to its glutathione promoting activity. A clinical trial is currently going on with children with AIDS and wasting syndrome.

Context from Dr. Gutman’s comments

Building on the promising results of earlier studies with Immunocal, these prominent researchers at McGill University designed this in-vitro cell study to determine whether Immunocal could trigger anti-viral activity by raising glutathione levels. The hypothesis was confirmed, encouraging the continuation of human studies already underway in pediatric AIDS.

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