Dr Yamamoto says "GcMAF is identical to our native macrophage activating factor (MAF) which never produces side effects." Do not let that lull you into a false sense of security. These are our experiences:
GcMAF is a protein, and there is a slight chance you may have an allergic reaction, usually within the first 2 hours. if in doubt start with a 0.05ml dose, then 0.1 after 4 hours. If you do have a reaction, it can be treated with anti-histamine tablets, which can usually be bought from a chemist without prescription (hay fever is an allergic reaction, a wasp sting causes an allergic reaction to a foreign protein).
Gc MAF has main effects more than side effects. It awakens your immune system, and that will go to war on cancer and other diseases you may possess. The more serious the cancer, the more major the war will be. You must be fit enough to survive the war. If your cancer is minor you may never notice anything more than an improving sense of well being.
But, for example, in terminal liver cancer cases the war may bring the patient's death forward (small, 0.05ml doses can reduce the power of the response).
Your immune system will often firstly inflame tumours in order to expose them, prior to destroying them. Ie. you may get worse before you get better.
This is dangerous if you have metastasis in the brain, creating intercranial pressure (often treated with cortizone.) In exposing cancers, GcMAF may reveal cancers you didn't know you had. That's the bad news - the good news is if any of this happens, you may be a high responder to GcMAF.
There may be autoimmune reactions, which can be positive or negative. More research is required here..
Other side effects include cytokine activity (with accompanying fatigue and minor weight loss), histamine release (with possibly a headache) and the symptoms of a fever as the immune system goes to work.
As a general rule of thumb, if the average participant is capable of a 40 minute brisk walk each day, even if they are terminal stage 4 and a high responder, they should have no difficulty surviving the war, and typically will experience the symptoms of a fever.
David Noakes
Please note these are our experiences so far; we are not doctors and you should take GcMAF under the supervision of a doctor. We can put you in contact with doctors experienced in this field if you wish. If at any time you feel you want to discontinue Gc MAF, please do so. We do NOT suggest you abandon any life saving treatment. If you are on rigorous medications, always confer with your specialist and ask for progress reports before making any changes to your treatment regime
If you are taking GcMAF, please check this often for new information, as new data comes in.





