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What is cow colostrum?

Colostrum is the pre-milk substance produced from all mammals at birth. True cow colostrum is the pre-milk in the udder when the calf is born. This true cow colostrum can be collected during the first milking  within 16 hours after birth. After this it becomes transitional milk and after 5 days it becomes a milk. Cow Colostrums offers tremendous possibilities for providing Unparalleled support to the immune system that may be deciding factor in the body's war against illness.

 

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FAQ

 

What is ImmuRich ?

Dhanwantari Distributors Pvt. Ltd., has launched first time in India Cap ImmuRich.Which is an all-natural concentrated source of immuno-proteins such PRP, Lactoferrin, Specific antibodies, immunoglobins. These proteins, or antibodies, are naturally produced by the human immune system to help prevent illness and infection. PRP are one of the most important products of the immune system. They are a highly specialized class of proteins that give our immune systems an infinitely diverse way to recognize and dispose of anything that can cause sickness.

 

Cap ImmuRich supplementation can be thought of as giving the body extra reinforcements for the immune system. The key difference between Cap ImmuRich and other immune supplements is that Cap ImmuRich works in conjunction with the naturally occurring immune system. The immunoglobulins found in Cap ImmuRich provide the immune system with more resources to defend itself with. Cap ImmuRich is a safe, rapid, and direct means of supplementing the functions of the immune system for people of all ages.

 

Who should take Cap.ImmuRich?

 

The immune system is the most important defense the body has, but like any bodily function it can become overwhelmed. Aging, smoking, excess stress, traveling, lack of sleep, and other factors all have known detrimental effects on immunity. People who find themselves tired, experience gastrointestinal irregularity, or recognize a need for greater immunity should consider supplementing their nutrition with Cap ImmuRich. Cap ImmuRich can be taken on a maintenance basis or when a person has a need for an immune boost.Cap ImmuRich is the only product in the market that can be used to quickly address a need for an immune boost, without any harm to the body.

 

When Should I Take Cap. ImmuRich?

 

You can take Cap ImmuRich on a maintenance basis to reinforce the naturally produced immune system. If taken in an emergency basis, it allows the immune system to fight battle in other areas too.

 

Sports Nutrition

Extensive exercise can suppress the immune system placing athletes at higher risk of succumbing to illness. Supplementing an athletes’ immune system with the IgG’s found in Cap ImmuRich decreases this risk. Cap ImmuRich also provides athletes with growth promoting peptides that are an important addition for the nutrition regiment of any fitness enthusiasts.

 

Insulin growth Factor-1:

IGF-1 has been shown to increase the transport of amino acids into muscle cells throughout the body. Amino acids are the building block used by muscles to regenerate themselves after exercise. Increasing the flow of these proteins to your muscles decreases the amount of time it takes for the muscles to repair themselves. IGF-1 provides the raw materials needed to repair the damage

muscles and initiates cell division.

 

Transforming Growth Factor-β:

TGF-β is an anti-inflammatory peptide that can work to reduce the inflammation in muscles caused by extensive workout. Much the same way as in the GI tract, post workout muscle inflammation causes discomfort, TGF-β cuts down on this inflammation, reducing the time needed for recovery

 

 

What Experts say

Colostrum has a virus antibody that acts against viral invaders. A wide range of antiviral factors were acknowledged to be present in colostrum. This research was done at the US Government’s Center for Disease Control in Atlanta,Georgia.

             -- Dr. E.L. Palmer, et. al.; Journal of Medical Virology

 

Colostrum contains Non Specific Inhibitors that inhibit a wide range of respiratory illness, notably Influenza viruses. Colostrum is specifically cited for its uniqueeffectiveness against potentially deadly outbreaks of Asian Flu viruses that emerges from animal/human mutations.

            --Drs. Shortridge, et.al.; Journal of Tropical Pediatrics

 

Human clinical study: Immune factors in cow colostrum, when taken orally, are effective against disease-causing organisms in the intestinal tract. Ingestion of bovine colostrum’s immunoglobulins may be a new method of providing passive immunoprotection against a host of gut-associated disease causing antigens (viral and bacterial).

            --Dr. R. McClead, et. al.; Pediatrics Research

 

Colostrum stimulates the lymphoid tissue providing benefits in aged or immunodeficient people. Nature has used the oral route for the development of the immune system since the origin of mammals (safe and effective). Oral administration of immunofactors is simple, inexpensive, and free of side effects and may be vastly beneficial in veterinary and HUMAN medicine, to correct immunodeficiency.

           --Drs. Bocci, Bremen, Corradeschi, Luzzi and Paulesu; Journal Biology

 

Immunoglobulin from bovine colostrum effectively reduces and prevents viral and bacterial infections in immune deficient subjects: bone marrow recipients, Premature babies, AIDS, etc.

           -- New England Journal of Medicine

                                     

PRP, in bovine colostrum, has the same ability to regulate activity of the immune system as hormones of the Thymus gland. It activates an underactive immune system, helping it move into action against disease-causing organisms. PRP also Suppresses an overactive immune system, such as is often seen in the autoimmune diseases. PRP is highly anti-inflammatory and also appears to act on T-cell precursors to produce helper T-cells and suppresser T-cells.

          --Drs. Staroscik, et. al., Molecular Immunology