Rebornne First Colostrum is made with colostrum supplied by NZDB, NZDB have the most modern and largest dairy products manufacturing sites in the world. It has the world's largest spray dryers, including two that can each process in excess of 20 tonnes of milkpowder per hour. Which originates from New Zealand healthy, pollution-free, and pasture-fed cows in the first 72 hours after birth.

Unlike other major dairy nations, New Zealand's dairy industry is entirely pasture based. The warm, moist climate promotes pasture growth, and relatively mild winter temperatures enable the country's 3.2 million cows to be grazed outdoors all year around. With no need of supplementary feeding, so safe from BSE and mouth and foot diseases
This product contains an abundance of immune substances, especially immunoglobulins, as well as growth factors, protein, calcium, essential fatty acid, vitamins, microelements, and other nutrients essential for human beings.

It does not contain chemical preservatives, and is a natural pollutant-free health food product. It is convenient to consume and suitable for children, pregnant/after-birth women, elderly, and all busy people. It is also a good supplement for people recovering from illness and sports-people on training programs.

The world's leading chilled temperature collection and storage system, and low heat spray dried technology are employed to ensure the biological activity of Rebornne TM Colostrum milk powder. This product is produced under strict Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) which guarantees the product quality and ensures only the best is made available.

• You Should Know ONE

Colostrum
Rebornne First Colostrum is from New Zealand cows, which is far superior to any other colostrum because New Zealand has the purest climate, and its pasture-fed cows are free of pesticides, antibiotics, and diseases like BSE and foot-and-mouth. The processing methods used protect the nutritional integrity of the product.
Clinicallyextracted under the most exacting of standards,Rebornne First Colostrum contains all the vital constituents that make that initial foodstuff the primary nutritional source for the body immune system.
Rebornne First Colostrum can be taken by young and old alike as well as athletes and sports people. With the abundance of nutrients contained in it, Colostrum is an effective aid to any nutritional regime or daily supplementation and provides a foundation for physical health based on the ultimate blueprint: Nature.

Rebornne First Colostrum :
1,contains all necessary immune factors plus growth factors
2,contains a variety of vitamins and minerals
3,fights and removes bacterial invaders in the intestinal tract
4,contains the Insulin-like growth factor IGF-1
5,is associated with athletic endurance
6,is suitable for people recovering from illness, especially when combined with Fatty Acid Complex
7,is suitable for athletes

• You Should Know TWO

Natural dietary supplements are believed by many to relieve ailments and promote good health and a feeling of well being. However, the products described on this website are not offered to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease.Rebornne First Colostrum Products provides the information contained herein for all to review, so those interested may further educate themselves about natural, non-toxic supplements that may enhance their quality of life. Any decisions on how to use this information is left to the sole discretion of the reader and/or the readers personal physician.

Rebornne First Colostrum Products assume no responsibility in the correct or incorrect use of this information. All liabilities related to use of this information for self-prescribing or diagnosing without proper advice of a qualified physician or other qualified health care practitioner is hereby expressly disclaimed. We recommend seeking the advice and assistance of a health care professional before making any major changes to your health care programme.

Rebornne First Colostrum

Your First Food!

Colostrum Research(Bovine Colostrum):

Immunoglobulins:
Immunoglobulins have been shown to provide a superior defense in both treatment and prevention of viral infections, bacterial infections, allergies, fungus and yeast. There are five types of immunoglobulins present in colostrum, specifically IgA, IgD, IgE, IgG, & IgM. Bovine colostrum contains mostly IgG with very small amounts of IgA, IgD, IgE, and IgM. Human colostrum typically contains 2% IgG content, while bovine colostrum can have from 8% to above 25% IgG content. These are protein molecules that are effective in fighting bacterial and viral infections (colds, flu, etc.), parasites, and yeast. Immunoglobulins are energizing elements in colostrum that are anti-inflammatory in nature. High quality bovine colostrum contains a minimum of 20% immunoglobulins.

Antibodies:
Colostrum has been shown to contain specific antibodies to more than 19 specific disease-causing pathogens including; rotavirus, h. pylori, cryptosporidium, salmonella, candida, streptococcus, staphylococcus and E. coli.

PRP (Proline-rich Polypeptide):
Shown to help regulate the thymus gland (bodiescentral command for the immune system). PRP can stimulate a weakened immune system, as well as balance an overactive immune system, as in the case of many autoimmune diseases.

Lactoferrin:
An iron-binding protein with antiviral, antibacterial, anti-inflammatory properties. Lactoferrin has been implicated in the treatment of such diseases as cancer, HIV, herpes, chronic fatigue, candida albicans and other infections.

Glycoproteins: (protease and trypsin inhibitors)
Protect the immune and growth factors in colostrum from destruction by the digestive juices in the stomach and intestinal tract.

Lactalbumins:
Research indicates tremendous possibilities that Lactalbumins can be highly effective against numerous forms of cancer and viruses. Lactalbumin has also been shown in vulnerable subjects to raise brain serotonin activity, reduce cortisol concentration, and improve mood under stress.

Cytokines:
Interleukin 1 & 6, Interferon Y & Lymphokines:
Chemicals that are involved in cell-to-cell communication, antiviral and anti-tumor activity and regulation and intensity of immune responses. Cytokines help increase T-cell activity and stimulate production of immunoglobulins. One cytokine, interleukin-10, is a potent anti-inflammatory agent that has been shown to have a profound effect on pain relief. Interleukins have shown particular promise in fighting cancer.

Lysozymes:
Helps protect the body from bacterial infections. Lysozyme has actually been shown to destroy bacteria on contact. May be an effective topical antibiotic.

Growth Factors:
Medical studies have shown that the vital growth factors from bovine colostrum are practically identical to human colostrum in composition. Furthermore, it has been shown that growth factors stimulate normal growth, as well as help regenerate and accelerate the repair of aged or injured muscle, skin collagen, bone, cartilage and nerve tissues. Growth factors also stimulate the body to burn fat for fuel instead of the body's own muscle tissue in times of fasting (diet) and build lean muscle. In addition, growth factors can be used as an effective topical application for burns, injuries and skin rejuvenation.

Epithelial Growth Factor (EGF):
EGF is instrumental in protecting and maintaining the skin. Along with the other growth factors in colostrum, EGF can stimulate normal skin growth and repair cellular tissue.

Insulin-like Growth Factor I and II: (IGF-I & IGF-II)
IGF I & II are the most abundant growth factors in colostrum. They affect how the body uses fat, protein and sugar. IGF-I is one of the only substances known to stimulate the repair and growth of DNA and RNA, making it one of the most powerful anti-aging substances. IGF-I has been clinically proven to help increase lean muscle mass and may help regulate blood sugar and cholesterol levels.

Transforming Growth Factors A & B: (TGF A & B)
TGF stimulates the proliferation of cells in connective tissue and assists in the formation of bone and cartilage. It is also showing promise as a therapeutic agent in bone and wound healing. TGF can help repair tissue and may support the development of growth of the lining of the gut.

Platelet-Derived Growth Factor: (PDGF)
PDGF has been shown to help with cell division in connective tissue, smooth muscle, and fibroblasts. It may also assist in neuron survival and regeneration.

Vitamins & Minerals
The vitamins and minerals in colostrum are naturally occurring and naturally balanced.

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