Colostrum in action

1. Germs enter the body and make their way to the gut wall.

2. Once attached to the gut wall, germs begin to multiply freely, causing illness and disease.

3. The antibodies in colostrum remain in the gut, increasing your natural antibody levels. When a germ invades they attach themselves to it.

4. Once the antibodies are attached, the germ cannot stick to the gut wall, and passes harmlessly through your system.