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Colostrum
* acts as a laxative, helping babies pass their first stools.
* also contains a high level of antibodies against a variety of infectious agents
  - certain enzymes known as trypsin and protease inhibitors
  - large amounts of antibodies
* also has a laxative effect and starts the bowels moving
  - the capacity to correct the low levels of serotonin, tryptophan and magnesium
  - tremendous healing properties
  - helps increase serotonin levels to brighten our moods
* also helps to burn fat for energy and build lean muscle tissue
  - clean the meconium from the colon
  - stimulates the passage of meconium
* are milk.
* builds the immune system and contributing growth factors.
* can be a clear fluid or a deep golden color
  - bottle fed, or administered via stomach tube by a veterinarian
  - hard to come by
  - help heal the body at the cellular level and prevent the onset of certain conditions
  - transmit the disease to calves of uninfected cows
  - vary considerably from cow to cow
* contains antibodies that protect the calf from many diseases
  - provide protection against disease
  - critical nutrition, energy, and immunity needed for the newborn to start life
  - fats, carbohydrates, white blood cells, protein, and antibodies
  - high levels of immunoglobulins
  - immunity factors that help protect the newborn infant from infections
  - lower levels of lactose than normal milk
  - many antibodies and increases the calves' resistance to disease
* contains more protein and less fat than regular breast milk
  - protein, less sugar and much less fat than mature breast milk
* differs from normal milk in many ways.
* enhances the digestive system.
* fills a mare's mammary glands about two to three days prior to foaling.
* food and can be consumed by most people without any side effects.
* has a laxative effect which helps the baby pass stools
  - lower fat content and smaller volume relative to mature milk
  - an especially important role to play in the baby's gastrointestinal tract
  - extra vitamins and protein and is very good for the calf
* has no drug interactions
  - known drug interactions
* heals the bowel.
* helps build lean muscle
  - prevent jaundice
  - protect calves from disease and increases their chance of survival
  - to strengthen the kid's immune system as it develops
* intake by dairy calves.
* is administered as powder and capsules.
* is also a powerful natural immune potentiator from mother mammals breast
  - very effective laxative
  - beneficial in stimulating the baby's first bowel movement
  - excellent for helping to heal problems of the mouth
* is an excellent energy source
  - exciting addition to the diet, a food which protects and promotes health
  - immune enhancer
  - important nutrient for the newborn
  - bright yellowish thick milk secreted in the first three to six days after birth
  - collected after the newborn calves have received enough for their needs
* is critical for baby lamb survival
  - to the calf's ability to fight off disease
  - dense with antibodies, proteins, antioxidants, and essential vitamins
  - essential to prevent all early types of scour
  - excellent for the immune system, candida, weightloss and many more
  - extremely high in secretory IgA, a major immunoglobulin and anti-infective agent
  - full of antibodies, which help the newborn fight infections
  - heat treated and all milk is pasteurized
  - heat-treated and milk is pastuerized
* is high in antibodies, energy and other nutrients
  - protein, zinc and other minerals
  - high-protein milk that's produced by the mother for a few days after giving birth
* is important because it nourishing milk that prevents diseases
  - for prevention of most diseases of newborn calves
  - instrumental in the protection against hypothermia and watery mouth
  - known as the first milk from mammals to prepare the newborn for life
  - mother's milk during the first few days of breastfeeding
  - nature's first food
  - now more likely to leak from breasts
  - one of the most potent natural antibiotics
  - produced by the udder immediately after parturition
* is rich in IgA synthesized by plasma cells of the intralobular connective tissue
  - antibodies that provide the baby with protection against various infections
  - antibodies, which can protect the calf from disease in early life
  - immune factors
  - protein and immune factors that can help the infant resist infection
  - safe, even in large quantities
* is secreted by all lactating mammals shortly after giving birth, before milk is produced
  - from the mammary glands before and shortly after parturition
  - sensitive to heat
  - so full of immune factors and life force for that very reason
  - sticky
  - super-saturated with hormones
* is the clear liquid that a mammal produces before their breast milk comes in
  - dairy calf's primary source of nutrients
* is the first bacteria-free milk from a mammary gland after a normal dry period
  - drawn milk from the mammary gland after parturition
  - fluid secreted by lactating mammals
  - milk a breastfed baby receives
* is the first milk produced by a mammal after giving birth
  - mammals before the onset of lactation
  - the ewe
  - secreted after the baby's birth
  - that a mother produces
  - milk which is secreted during the first two or three days after parturition
  - new mother's sweet, thick, first milk secretion
  - perfect starter food for babies
  - serum that comes just before mother's milk
  - ultimate anti-aging, weight loss and immune supplement
  - thick and creamy, is rich in protein but low in fats and carbohydrates
  - thicker than breast milk, and is yellowish or creamy in color
  - usually present in the milk glands by the middle of the pregnancy
  - very concentrated and full of infection fighting agents
* milky color, very sweet and very sticky and stringy.
* natural laxative which helps with the baby's first bowel movements.
* offers safe viral and bacterial protection.
* powerful nutritional ally to help prevent illness even during an active flu season.
* premilk substance, which contains antibodies and white cells from the mother's blood.
* promotes homeostatic balance in the body, while antibiotics and steriods disrupt it.
* provides antibodies to many toxins, including bacteria, viruses and yeasts
  - baby with an unequaled immunity against viruses and bacteria
* provides passive immunity for the newborn
  - to disease and helps build up vitamin and mineral levels
  - the antibodies that induce an initial resistance to disease
* stimulates myofibrillar protein synthesis in newborn pigs.
* strengthens the body's immune system.
* supports the human organism in two main ways.
* valuable source of antibodies for the new-born infant.
* whole, natural food, so there is no known health risk in trying it.
* works best on an empty stomach.