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colostrum - sometimes spelt as collostrum, colostrom, kolostrum, culostrom, colustrum
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Colostrum related article
Colostrum supplement : Colostrum and horses or pets
Colostrum is the pre-milk liquid produced from the
mammary glands during the first 24-48 hours after birth. During this short
duration of time, the immune factors and the growth factors are still at
their peak and contain several times the factors compared to colostrum
taken during later milkings.
Bovine Colostrum contains over 37 different important
natural immune factors and more than 8 growth factors that work with the
body to combat illness and promote full health.
While the immune factors in colostrum work to fight
off disease and protect the body, the growth factors in colostrum work to
repair and reverse the damage caused by age, disease, stress and injuries.
The growth factors in colostrum have also shown to help rebuild and repair
cellular tissue, as well as help:
- Improve nutrient uptake
- Rebuild bone mass
- Return elasticity to the skin
- Improve energy
- Build lean muscle
- Increase memory
- Balance blood sugar levels
- Burn fat
- Elevate moods
- Rebuild bone mass
- Return elasticity to the skin
- Improve energy
- Build lean muscle
- Increase memory
- Balance blood sugar levels
- Burn fat
- Elevate moods
The natural immune and growth factors found in
colostrum also work together to help with many health problems such as:
- Chronic infections like sinusitis, cystitis and yeast infections
- Auto-immune diseases like fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue syndrome, multiple sclerosis, Lupus, Alzheimer's disease and rheumatoid arthritis, as well as Diabetes, osteoporosis, heart disease, gout, depression and resistance to colds and flu
- D igestive disorders like leaky gut syndrome, irritable bowel syndrome, colitis and ulcers
- Respiratory ailments like asthma, emphysema, and allergies
COLOSTRUM IS THE SAFE ALTERNATIVE TO ANTIBIOTICS WITH
NO SIDE EFFECTS
Colostrum is a whole food and is completely natural
unlike antibiotics. In fact antibiotics can actually make us more
susceptible to illness. Antibiotics kill all bacteria in our bodies, which
not only causes other ailments and side effects, but also throws the body
off balance since not all bacteria in the body are bad. By killing all
bacteria in our body, it makes our immune system work harder and leaves us
more stressed and tired.
Using colostrum can naturally help eliminate symptoms
by combating the actual problem, the virus. Strengthening your immune
system naturally is your best defense against illnesses.
COLOSTRUM CAN BUILD LEAN MUSCLE MASS, INCREASE
PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE AND REDUCE RECOVERY TIME BETWEEN STRENUOUS
WORKOUTS
For horses that work out regularly and strenuously,
colostrum is a good choice for supplementation. Not only does it help
build lean muscle tissue, bovine colostrum helps slow protein breakdown
and speed up protein synthesis. In fact, many body builders say that
colostrum is the most effective muscle-building agent they have ever used
- and it's completely natural!
For horses that work out regularly and strenuously,
colostrum is a good choice for supplementation. Not only does it help
build lean muscle tissue, bovine colostrum helps slow protein breakdown
and speed up protein synthesis. In fact, many body builders say that
colostrum is the most effective muscle-building agent they have ever used
- and it's completely natural!
One of the real problems with achieving muscular
development lies not just in harnessing anabolism (growth) but also in
preventing catabolism (breakdown.)
When should you give your horse
colostrum?
Colostrum is best taken on an empty stomach. It is
made up of large protein chains, which are designed to pass through the
stomach and be released in the small intestines.
As we know it can be difficult to feel your horse on
a schedule such as this, but when there is food in the stomach, it may not
be as adequately digested and food in the intestinal tract can compete
with the colostrum for binding sites, making it not as effective as with
an empty stomach.
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