Paul Saladino· MD
colostrum is the first milk that is produced when a baby is born and it's higher in antibodies higher and bioactive immunologic factors to help with the immune system and help ward off things in the gut
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colostrum is the first milk that is produced when a baby is born and it's higher in antibodies higher and bioactive immunologic factors to help with the immune system and help ward off things in the gut
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colostrum is the first milk from cows it's full of immunoglobulins full of bioactive peptides it's full of immune components that are given to the baby
colostrum is incredibly valuable there is so much research on this first milk from cows immunoglobulins bioactive proteins incredible stuff on colostrum
So, sooner after the calf is born, that milk, that colostrum, is the most biologically active stuff that is made by the cow.
Colostrum, the first milk from cows. Got it from a local butcher here in town because cow had a calf. Colostrum, the first milk from cows for their calves, contains all sorts of valuable immune peptides, bioactive signaling molecules, especially the milk from the first 24 hours.
Colostrum contains bioactive peptides, imunoglobulins, growth factors. All of this can help contribute to passive immunity, which can protect you from the flu.