Colostrum

Colostrum has been called "nature's first food" because female mammals produce Colostrum just before they give birth. The yellow fluid is excreted in the milk for approximately three days following birth. After this, Colostrum is no longer produced in the mammal. Colostrum supplies immune and growth factors and a perfect combination of vitamins and minerals to the newborn. Colostrum helps support the immune system and provides growth factors to stimulate growth of muscle, skin, cartilage, nerve and bone tissue.