Talk:Gamma globulin

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[edit] Gamma globulin shots

I believe GG shots are given to U.S. servicemen who are going to eat overseas. I've been told that this causes your body to reject "bad stuff" (poisions and the like) as soon as you eat it. Anyone have some references or insight? /Blaxthos 16:26, 22 June 2007 (UTC)