BOVINE COLOSTRUM FOR RESPIRATORY INFECTIONS
In our continued effort to raise consumer awareness of colostrum, I am excited to share that on June 22nd, 130+ newspapers began publishing Dr. Michael Roizen's new column that he co-authors with Dr. Oz. The article titled, Docs: Amazing supplement battles respiratory infections, gut problems, highlights randomized clinical studies. These studies have found that taking bovine colostrum supplements decreases the incidence of upper respiratory infections by 50%. It continues to reference top-quality studies that found bovine colostrum also reduced gastrointestinal damage. It was also linked to NSAIDs such as ibuprofen and aspirin, by 80%! See the full article below, or click the link above to visit the source page.
Docs: Amazing supplement battles respiratory infections, gut problems
“The cow is of the bovine ilk; One end is moo, the other milk,” is a rhyme by humorist Ogden Nash. Well, it’s the milk end that we’re interested in — particularly the colostrum, the first secretion of the mammary glands of a cow after giving birth. (It happens for up to seven days, and cows produce far more colostrum than a calf needs.)
Bovine colostrum is higher in protein, fat, carbohydrates, magnesium, B vitamins, and vitamins A, C, and E than regular milk, and very rich in antibodies. It’s designed to strengthen the immune system of a newborn and prepare the digestive system for receiving nutrition — and it can do the same for you.
As Dr. Mike was researching supplements that may stop viruses, he discovered two randomized studies that found taking bovine colostrum supplements decreases the incidence of upper respiratory infections (such as COVID-19) by 50%. So he got in touch with the researchers. They shared seven other top-quality studies that found bovine colostrum also reduced the gastrointestinal damage linked to NSAIDs such as ibuprofen and aspirin, by 80%!
Dr. Mike suggests that docs prescribing a low-dose aspirin daily to reduce the risk of heart attack, stroke and 11 cancers consider adding this supplement to the regimen. He even joined the scientific advisory board of one company to see if he could motivate them to fund a study on the benefits of taking bovine colostrum with aspirin. Tips: Talk with your doc before trying this. Avoid if you’re lactose intolerant or pregnant.
The Dr. Oz Show
BodyBoost
BodyBoost colostrum is the first milking after birth and is spray dried using low pressure indirect steam and carefully controlled temperatures to produce a high-quality powder while protecting the colostral proteins. Each colostrum product batch is thoroughly analyzed prior to shipment to assure its quality, efficacy and safety.
