Colostrumhealth™ bovine colostrum powder

100g (approximately 60 servings)

Pure high quality spray dried bovine colostrum.

Manufactured at a low temparate from milk taken from the first four milkings after calf birth to protect its unique combination of bioactive components. Bioactive components include immunoglobulins, growth factors and anti-infective compounds. Bioactive composition: Immunoglobin-G w/w 15-20% Immunoglobin-A 8.3mg/g Immunoglobin-M 5.7mg/g Lactofrerin 1.7mg/g

Health benefits include gastrointestinal and immune support

Colostrumhealth™ bovine colostrum capsules

120 capsules per bottle each containing 500mg of 100% pure New Zealand colostrum powder.

No additives - just pure colostrum powder - Compare! Simply the best bovine colostrum. Here's why? - no freezing which can destroy valuable enzymes - New Zealand's year round grazing grasses - free of BSE and Foot and Mouth diseases - high in immunoglobulin (G, E & M) Lactoferrin and growth factors (IGF1, TGF D2 & TGF D2).

This colostrum is produced by New Zealand's largest dairy product manufacturer and certified to ISO 9001 international standards - tested to ensure it is free of hormones, antibiotics and pesticides. - Halal certified. 120 capsules each containing 500mg of pure New Zealand bone colostrum powder.

Certification on request.

Recommended dosage: adults 2 capsules per day. Children - half of the adult dose.

Colostrumhealth™ vanilla flavoured chewable tablets

Chewable colostrum tablets - Vanilla flavoured

Rich in bioactive components. Manufactured with minimal heat and pressure to protect its valuable bioactive components. Immunoglobin G HPLC content 13.7% Protein 49.9%.

The tablets have a creamy vanilla flavour and each weighs 1000mg. Minimum New Zealand colostrum 60% per tablet. 150 tablets each per bottle

Recommended dosage: Adults 3-4 tablets daily. Children - half of adult dose

Colostrumhealth™'s specifications

Composition of bovine Colostrum - Immunoglobulins and growth hormones

The most important components of bovine colostrum can be broken down into two major categories: immune system factors and growth factors. Immunoglobulins, also called antibodies, are proteins produced by the immune system in response to bacterial, virus or other foreign invasion. Immunoglobulins make up over 50% of the protein component, providing specific anti-microbial protection by neutralizing bacteria, bacterial toxins, viruses and some parasites.

Immunoglobulins:
Immunoglobulin A (IgA): IgA is one of the most prevalent antibodies produced by the immune system. It is found in all bodily secretions and is the major antibody in the mucous membrane lining the intestines and respiratory tract.
Immunoglobulin G (IgG): IgG is a specialized immune protein that responds to invasions of the lymphatic and circulatory system by bacteria, fungi and viruses.
Immunoglobulin M (IgM): IgM is the first immunoglobulin produced when foreign substances, such as bacteria, invade the body. It is found in circulating fluids, and destroys bacteria.
Immunoglobulin E (IgE): IgE is concentrated in the lung, the skin and the cells of mucous membranes. Mucous membranes are surface linings that protect certain organs, such as the respiratory and gastrointestinal tracts. IgE also provides the primary defense against environmental antigens, and is highly anti-viral.

Growth factors include:
Growth hormone (GH)
Insulin-like growth factor 1 and II (IgF-1 & IgF-II)
Transforming growth factors A & B (TgF A & B)
Epithelial growth factor (EGF)
Fibroblast growth factor (FGF)
Platelet-derived growth factor (PDGF)
Gonadotropin releasing hormone and associated peptide (GnRH & GAP)