Colostrum is the first milk produced in the mammary glands of every mammal right after they give birth. This milk is a yellowish and thick and that comes out in the first 24 hours, but sometimes last a two or three days. This ‘first milk’ is important for young infants because it contains vital minerals, vitamins, and antibodies that ward off diseases until the immune system is strong enough to fight on its own. Colostrum helps the small bodies fight off the pollutants in the air around them so they are not affected with autoimmune disease from the start. The only side effect of Colostrum is it slows down the metabolism a little and slows down the fat burning process of the body.

Colostrum only last a few days after the baby is born and doesn’t develop until right after the birth. Babies get this through breastfeeding, but adults can also benefit through supplements. All mammals produce Colostrum to feed their young so it can be collected from cows, goats, or sheep that are raised on farms.

Colostrum can help the body in a number of ways. It fights off harmful bacteria and viruses. It slows down the burning of fat, but encourages lean muscle mass to develop. Colostrum speeds up the healing process when you get injured. It rejuvenates the skin and keeps it looking healthy. The intestine will be healthier, helping to get rid of all the excess waste. Colostrum builds healthy cartilage which keeps joints functioning smoothly. Finally, Colostrum will work to reduce anxiety.