Taking Colostrum

Bovine colostrum contains many growth factors. A study conducted in Japan at The Department of Translational Medical Science Research at Nagoya City University Graduate School of Medical Sciences on mice reported that insulin-like growth factor-I (IGF-1), which bovine colostrum contains, contributed to “significant enhancements of hair follicle morphogenesis, hair regrowth and hair pigmentation.” A later study conducted in Japan at the same school reported that IGF-1 “plays an important role in hair growth.” The study was conducted over five months, and its goal was to increase levels of IGF-1 in volunteers. Seventeen of the volunteers got a placebo, and the remaining volunteers took active ingredients. The 14 volunteers who were given active ingredients showed promotion of hair growth significantly higher than the group given the placebo.

Nutrition

According to the Mayo Clinic website, “having inadequate protein or iron in your diet or poor nourishment in other ways can cause you to experience hair loss.” Bovine colostrum is a rich source of amino acids, vitamins and minerals. Typical vitamins in bovine colostrum that are associated with hair growth are vitamin B2, vitamin B6, vitamin B12, vitamin A and vitamin C. Typical minerals in bovine colostrum that are associated with hair growth are calcium and potassium.

According to The International Society of Hair Restoration Surgery website, “Investigators have reported that platelet-rich plasma promotes hair growth from follicles by the action of platelet growth factors on hair follicle stem cells.” Platelet-rich plasma, when used in hair restoration, is administered by a professional in that field. The platelets are derived from the patient's blood. According to the Center for Nutritional Research website, platelet-rich plasma biochemical mechanisms are found in bovine colostrum.

4039 wrote:I like liposomal colostrum best. It's way more immune to oxidation and many more times bioavailable. I DIY from a really good source. And yes, one can regrow the thymus using colostrum and other immune boosters.

Me:
Hi, I recently placed and received a kilo of your Colostrum6. I am excited about the potentials for healing with your product. However, in my research, I found claims that it ought to be taken in the form of a liposomal delivery system, to protect it from the digestive juices, and enhance its bioavailability. I wonder if you could address this statement.

Anthony:
There is a thing within Certified Colostrum called "Chymosin" and it is what protects the proteins from digestive juices. That is a marketing ploy by many because they don't tell you that they remove the fat and then spray a man-made artificial fat "Liposomal Delivery" back onto a 24 hour old product!