Cindy Lee H. H. P., Nutritionist, & Master Herbalist

Colostrum powder 6.3 oz.

Common Name: Colostrum, Bovine colostrum, mothers milk, first milk

Botanical Name: NA

Family: From Cow’s Milk

Energy & Flavors: bland taste, system builder, detoxifier, anti-inflammatory, regenerate entire system.

Systems Affected: The whole body

Parts Used: The first secretion from the cow’s utters after a baby’s birth. (Also found in human mother’s first milk. Cow’s produce so much that part of it is harvested for human use.)

Common Use:
Rich source of proteins and antibodies.
Antiviral, antibacterial, regulates hormone for the thymus gland, increases metabolism to burn fat (it helps with weight loss), stimulates T-cell production, accelerates healing, balances blood sugar-high and low, reduces insulin needs, builds lean muscle, inhibits  viral cell penetration, boosts immunity, regulate lymph, reduces inflammation, block strep, helps heal leaky gut syndrome. Counteracts: E.Coli, salmonella, cryptosporidia, giardia, stimulate normal growth, regeneration and accelerated repair of aged or injured muscle, skin, collagen, bone, cartilage, nerve tissues, repairs the body’s vital DNA and RNA, effective topical for burns, cuts, and abrasions.

Form(s) & Dose Used:
Capsules
Liquid
Powder            

Side Effects:
None Colostrum can be used by adults, children, infants, and pets.

Drug Interactions:
None

Contraindications:
None

Active Constituents & (or) Properties:
Constituents: Immunoglobulins, lactoferrin, proline-rich polypeptide, -1, leukocytes, lysozsyme, cytokines, interlukin-10, glycoprotein and trypsin inhibitors, lymphokines, IGg activity 3.

Notes:
People who were not breast-fed as infants - and who therefore failed to receive the immune impetus and growth promoting activities of colostrum, BLA, and a number of other key nutritional factors in breast milk - may not have fully activated their liver functions.

Illnesses that respond to Colostrum:
Allergic reactions                                     Grave’s disease
Addison’s disease                                     Hay fever
Alzheimer’s                                              Herpes
Attention deficit disorder                         HIV/AIDS    
Autism bacterial                                       Lupus
Chronic fatigue                                  Multiple sclerosis
Colitis                                                       Pernicious Anemia
Crohn’s disease                                        Rheumatic fever
Cystic fibrosis                                           Rheumatoid arthritis
Depression                                                Scleroderma
Diabetes                                                    Shingles
Diverticulitis                                             Stress stroke
Endometriosis                                           Viral infections
Fibromyalgia                                             Yeast infections
Food Allergies                                           Candida AND MORE!!
Gout


Reference Source:
Internet http://www.greenhealth.co.nz ,
“Colostrum; Life’s First Food” by Daniel G. Clark, M.D. and Kaye Wyatt
“Colostrum; A Journey Toward Better Health & Brighter Tomorrows” by Robert K. York, M.D.
“Prescription for Natural Cures” by Phyllis A. Ba.ch, CNC, copyright 2002, pages Part Two: Herbal prescriptions for common health problems, Circulatory problems, 237
“Healing with Whole Foods” by Paul Pitchford, copyright 2002, pages Chapter 1: origins and access to healing with whole foods, 37-38,40

Price: $30.00