To understand why antibodies in Colostrum from us are unique, you have to know a little about antibody types. Antibodies found in Colostrum are mainly of the type IgG. IgG is normally the type of antibody present in our blood stream. The type of antibodies present in our throat are on the other hand a type called IgA. IgA is like 2 IgG’s bound together with a protecting group called secretory component. The secretory component protects the antibody from being destroyed by enzymes present in the oral cavity.

We have protected the IgG’s in our Colostrum with a secretory component and thus protected it from destruction when taken orally. This special kind of IgG will in combination with the enzyme Lysozym from egg white destroy bacteria and virus. This is what we have patented!

References – Igazym studies:

Patıroglu T and Kondolot M. The effect of bovine colostrum on viral upper respiratory tract infections in children with immunoglobulin A deficiency. Clin Respir J 2013; 7: 21–26.

Mathias Rathe, Klaus Müller, Per Torp Sangild, and Steffen Husby. Clinical applications of bovine colostrum therapy:

a systematic review. Nutr Rev. 2014 Apr; 72(4): 237-54.

Lars Aabakken, Terje Sagen, Erling Thom and Stig Larsen. Bovint kolostrum ved akutt faryngitt? Norg. A pot. Tidsskr. 98, nr 22 ·1990 535-38.

Lars K. Poulsen. Klinisk afprøvning af bovine antistoffer med henblik på immunologiske parametre. Internal report, Sep-tember 1991, Laboratory of Medical Allergology, Rigshospitalet Copenhagen.