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Colostrum is often called liquid gold. It is the liquid secreted before a new mother’s breast milk is established immediately after the birth of a baby. Colostrum is said to affect the immune and growth factors that insure health and vitality of the newborn baby. Colostrum carries immunities transferred from mother to infant.

Human mothers produce a small amount of colostrum but cows produce approximately nine gallons after giving birth. Colostrum is produced by almost all mammals.

Colostrum is a supplement that can bring help to everyone that uses it because of its ability to perform many of the functions of human growth hormone in the body. Scientists believe colostrum may be the most important preventative that can be consumed. Scientists in London have found that colostrum can prevent the death of human neurons and effectively treat Alzheimer’s patients.

Colostrum works in a unusual way to protect the body from pathology. Most pathogens enter the system through the mucous membranes of the intestinal tract. Bacteria, viruses, pollutants, contaminants and allergens must be fought there. A high percentage of the antibodies found in colostrum are not absorbed but remain in the intestinal tract. Immune factors work there to support proper immune function. Other immune factors from colostrum are believed to be absorbed and distributed to help other defense processes.

As people age, the immune system begins to decline. Aging people have trouble fighting off illness and energy begins to ebb. Bones thin, hair falls out, and vigor diminishes. Some people have begun to use a synthetic human growth hormone (HGH) replacement. This HGH is expensive, requires a prescription, and must be injected into the body. HGH is great for weight control and losing weight, particularly belly fat.

Supplementing with colostrum can provide many of the benefits of HGH.