There is such a thing as a " false positive" Which means that the cat tests positive but doesn't have leukemia. for more info check out www.belfield.com. Click on the underlined section on the opening page, wait til the next page pops up and scroll down to the articles on the right. Pick the one that says Leukemia. It's the same with FIV. Once a cat is vaccinated against it, it can't get the disease but will test postiive forever after so if an animal shelter ever gets it and it tests positive they put it down right away thinking it has FIV and really it's a well cat. It's a shame more people don't know this. If it turns out your cat does have FeLv



Subject: Feline Leukemia cured with Transfer Factor

Date: Thu, 9 Jan 2003

From: Libby McCourt

My cat was diagnosed with Feline Leukemia and the vet considered euthanasia. Nefret was about 8 weeks old when I found her. The vet examined her. She was severely dehydrated, malnourished, had a major case of hookworms, diarrhea, and a severe respiratory infection. She also tested positive for feline leukemia. The vet suggested, at that point, to consider euthanasia. We didn't opt for that and were sent home with an antibiotic and a kitten kit.



Nefret was on the antibiotic for 10 days and was still snotty and sneezing. We were given a second course of the same antibiotic. About 5 days into the second course, I came home to find her fairly unresponsive and very warm. I immediately called the vet and was given the euthanasia option again and was told this was fairly typical of cats testing positive for feline leukemia. I asked for a stronger antibiotic instead, said a prayer and went on the net to do some research on alternatives to traditional treatment for this disease. I read about the 4 Life Transfer Factor. I ordered and had the transfer factor overnighted.



Nefret received a dose with her morning food and again in the evening. Her response was amazing. Within two days she was acting like a normal, wild and wonderful kitten. She is a little over six months old now. She was spayed about 5 weeks ago and had a full blood work-up done at that time. Her blood work came back absolutely normal. The vet was amazed and couldn't believe that this was the same kitten. She continues to receive her 4 Life supplement just with her morning food and I will continue that for her lifetime. I now have a bundle of pure energy and joy in my life.



Libby McCourt, Winchester , Virginia



You can get TFP at some stores or over the Internet.

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