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FIRST MILKING COLOSTRUM
Colostrum – Mother Nature’s First Food – is an exceptional nutritional substance produced by mothers for their newborn that supports and nourishes the immune system and stimulates normal growth and repair of muscles, skin, bone and nerves. It provides a perfect combination of immune and growth factors including immunoglobulins, lactoferrin and Insulin-like Growth Factor-1 (IGF-1), amino acids and other important nutrients.
90 capsules
$44.95CDN
50g powder
$49.95CDN
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Ingredients
Each capsule contains 400mg of premium, first- milking bovine colostrum, harvested from select Grade A dairies within the first six hours.
Low-heat-processed in a certified GMP facility under the strictest of quality standards.
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Colostrum contains many important growth factors which promote healing and actually create an anti-aging response. Independent medical studies show that colostrum's growth factors: |
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Regenerate and accelerate normal growth of aged or injured muscle, bone, cartilage, skin collagen and nerve tissue;
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Help burn fat for fuel instead of muscle tissue;
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Help build and retain lean muscle;
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Repair the body's vital DNA and RNA; |
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Balance and regulate blood sugar levels; |
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Heal burns, surgeries, cuts, abrasions, ear infections and mouth sores with topical application; |
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Control infection and pain associated with gingivitis and sensitive teeth; |
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Stop leaky gut syndrome; |
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Balances brain chemical levels.
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Antibiotics, vaccines and other drugs disrupt the normal harmonious relationship in the body. Colostrum offers safe viral and bacterial protection. Dozens of scientific papers suggest that colostrum can block or reduce the severity of a wide variety of infections including many of which have their initiation in the oral/fecal route. Colostrum is effective against a number of microorganisms including E coli, streptococcus, salmonella, bordetella, respiratory viruses, yeasts such as candida, to name a few.
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