Immooooonity Boost bit.ly/1qenpNT “Colostrum” isn’t the most appetizing word in the lexicon (neither is “pudding” for that matter), but this incredibly nutrient dense milk – which is produced by all mammals in the late-stages of pregnancy – is mom’s way of ensuring her baby gets loaded with antibodies and protein during its first fragile months of life. Surthrival says, “Why do babies get all the good stuff?” The company’s Colostrum supplement is harvested from organically raised calves (only once the baby cows have had their fill), and then low-temp spray-dried to preserve bioactivity. Athletes have been using colustrum to improve performance and decrease recovery time for years, but you don’t need to be a star on the field to use it to help treat viral infections, auto-immune conditions, asthma, and other allergic conditions. It’s even shown topical benefits when used on cuts and abrasions. With so many uses, basically it’s the mammary gland version of a Swiss Army Knife.
Posted on: Tue, 20 May 2014 15:31:10 +0000