GcMaF (Gc Protein derived
Macrophage Activating Factor) is a protein is normally found in the blood of
healthy people. It is created in the body naturally to fight cancer.
GcMAF occurs naturally in our
bodies and instructs macrophages to destroy cancerous cells and foreign
invaders by activating them.
It is an immunomodulatory
protein whose activity affects the function of the immune system by
modification of vitamin D-binding protein.
There are 20 known
effects of GcMAF in the body including its six attacks on cancer. Without GcMAF,
your immune system collapses and the disease or cancer becomes chronic.
GcMAF helps to activate
vitamin D to kill cancer cells in the body. GcMAF is a
glycoprotein that activates macrophages which in turn increases macrophage
activity and transforms them into Natural Killer (NK) cells for fighting
cancer, autism, autoimmune diseases.
The production of GcMAF can be
blocked by an enzyme called Nagalase (alpha-N-acetylgalactosaminidase),
which is produced by many cancers. Some researchers say the
enzyme protein is being added through vaccinations.
MAFs are in a class of protein
known as a lymphokine. They regulate the expression of antigens on the
surface of macrophages. One of their functions is to “activate” macrophages,
which can under the rightcircumstances will attack cancer cells.
is an extracellular matrix-degrading enzyme that is secreted by cancerous cells
in the process of tumor invasion. It is also an intrinsic component of the
envelope protein of various virions, such as HIV and the influenza virus. In
short, nagalase prevents the immune system from doing its job.
In the presence of nagalase,
GcMAF cannot function to reduce cancerous tumors.