A.B. is a 24-year-old female who has suffered with migraine for over ten years. These attacks occurred weekly and were precipitated by stress and her menstrual periods. They occurred more frequently during weekends and early week days and were associated with diarrhea and vomiting. Treatment included NSAIDs and Tonapan. Immuno-gizer was started in April 2004 during a migraine attack and considerable relief of pain was noted within 2 hours. She continued to take 1 tsp. twice daily with meals and has had no attacks since, except on two occasions when she stopped taking the Immuno-gizer supplement.

T.R. is a 43-year-old female with a history of painful periods (dysmenorrhea) after having her last child eighteen years ago. She had severe pain with each period, requiring pain medications (NSAIDs and Baralgin). On starting Immuno-gizer in April 2004, 1 tsp. twice daily with meals, all period pain ceased and no pain medication has been needed since.

65 year old W.G. was diagnosed with Laryngeal Carcinoma in September 2003, after a prolonged period of hoarseness. He was a previous smoker and drinks alcohol regularly. He was referred to the ENT service of the Kingston Public Hospital, Jamaica for investigation and treatment. Examination of his larynx under general anesthesia showed invasion of carcinoma on the vocal cords and he was advised to have total laryngectomy done. He refused surgical intervention and was treated with radiotherapy. Despite this, his hoarseness continued. Examination three months after Radiotherapy showed diminished carcinoma size. Immuno-gizer was started in February 2004. His hoarseness resolved after two months of supplementation. Subsequent laryngeal examinations under general anesthesia have shown no tumor mass and normal laryngeal appearance.