BOVINE COLOSTRUM: IMMUNITY BOOSTER

Colostrum is the pre-milk fluid
which is packed with nutrients that is secreted by the cow to feed her calf.

It provides immune factors and
growth factors and a variety of vitamins, minerals and amino acids which work together
to improve health and immunity.

It contains vitamin B6, B12, A,
E, C, B1, Pantothenic acid, B2, Beta-carotene. It contains minerals such as Calcium,
Chromium, Iron, Magnesium, Phosphorus, Potassium, Sodium, Zinc.

Colostrum plays a major role in
supporting the gastrointestinal tract. It does not allow pathogenic organisms
to settle on the lining of the GI tract. It also contains specific antibodies
against E-coli, rotavirus, candida, H. Pylori, salmonella and others.

Specific factors present in
colostrum balance an underactive and overactive immune system.

The growth factors assist in
building and restoring bone, muscle, skin, cartilage, nerve and connective
tissue. It also assists in wound repair. It helps in regeneration and repair of
body tissue.

It helps in slowing the signs of
aging.

The components in Colostrum:

Neutralizes toxins and pathogens.

Helps control antibody response.

Helps in regulating allergic
response.

Inhibits binding of pathogens to
surfaces.

Binds and transports iron.

Improves mood under stress.

Regulates immune response.

Helps support lung function.

Enhances wound healing and tissue
repair.

Affects how the body uses fat and
protein.

  

Colostrum can help support the
body’s immune system in all ages in human beings and also works great for pets.

Source: The above information has been taken from an article published
by Biostrum Nutritech Pvt. Ltd. (www.bcolostrum.com)

The article discussed herein has not been evaluated by the FDA.
The products discussed are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Each
individual is different and will react differently to various vitamins,
minerals and food supplements as per his/her body requirements. This
information is not meant to replace any physician’s consultation. This
information should in no way replace your family physician’s advice.