A strong immune system is your first defense against pathogens. Good nutrition, a non-toxic environment, pure water all help to keep our immune system strong. Our immune system is an intricate network of specialized tissues, organs, cells, and chemicals, which involve the lymph nodes, spleen, bone marrow, thymus gland, and tonsils which all play a role in immunity and immune responses, as well as lymphocytes (specialized white blood cells), antibodies, and interferon.
At birth our immune system is immature and has not yet developed its own antibody response mechanisms to common pathogens - to compensate and give some protection from infection, the infant’s immune system is boosted by immune factors passed to the infant in the maternal colostrum, which is produced as a pre-milk in the first few days of life. Immunoglobulins and other nutrients contained in Colostrum provides all newborn mammals with a temporary immune defense system to provide some protection from common pathogens until the infants own immune system is capable of dealing with pathogens, as well as providing a nutritional store of key nutrients including vitamins, minerals, growth factors and essential fatty acids.
Interestingly, the composition, active components and immunoglobulins contained in colostrum are nearly completely identical in both human and bovine colostrum. For more information on the human immune system, check out ImmuneSystemBoost.net today! |
