When a mammal gives birth to its offspring, its mammary glands filter the immune factors it has acquired through its lifetime. It then concentrates these factors into a special 'non-milk immune supporting fluid'. This is called colostrum.

Humans have been using colostrum as a dietary supplement for all ages, for thousands of years. Cow's colostrum is the most common form as colostrum from cows is not 'species specific.' In other words the colostrum found in cows is similar to the colostrum produced by humans.

In passing on essential elements, Nature has given a gift that has the ability to help all people maintain a healthy life.