What's colostrum? This question may arise for any mother after giving birth. Colostrum is a thick yellowish fluid that issued the breast, in both humans and other mammals on 2 days to 4 days after birth before having milk. Colostrum is not only a source of nutrients such as proteins, carbohydrates, fats, vitamins and minerals, but also contains some molecules - biologically active molecules that are critical to grow and immune function.
How important is the colostrum for the baby?
Infants are susceptible from various diseases, then the colostrum to be one of the infant protection solution, that colostrum contains antibodies against infections such as protein, lactoferrin, immunoglobin. Colostrum can also be as antibodies against bacteria, viruses, and fungi.
For several reasons, human colostrum is not the right choice. Therefore, the researchers looked for other sources. After a thorough investigation of more than 10 years, the researchers believe that bovine (including family grove cow) colostrum is one - the only alternative option is safe for human consumption. because the results of medical research also reinforces the assumption, that the immune and growth factors contained in bovine colostrum is safe and can be given in humans.
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