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Liz and IgBioscience make headlines in national press

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What a week – a full page feature on the story of IgBioscience and my MS framed by the latest research into colostrum and why it might be making such a difference to my life.

Featured in the Daily Mirror and the Daily Express this week 14th September.

READ IT HERE

The article is balanced and fair.

The take away latest facts for me are how research at the University of California School of Medicine suggested certain sugars in the mothers milk – ie the colostrum, can contribute to repair of the myelin sheaths. People with MS have low levels of these sugars.

This is the published article https://www.som.uci.edu/news_releases/Simple-sugar-therapy-for-multiple-sclerosis.asp

All of us who enjoy the benefits of colostrum know what it can do for us, whatever our autoimmune disorder, as well as just being a superb daily health supplement.

Nice to get some recognition.

Video Diary – MS and colostrum what happened to me

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I though it might be worthwhile gathering together some of the films I made when I first started taking colostrum way back in 2016.

The effects for me were significant, with my MS symptoms being much reduced.

Here’s a short 3 mins compilation of what happened to me.

Launch of Health Conversations with IG Bioscience podcast series

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We are pleased to announce new our podcast series called Health Conversions with IG Bioscience.

Health Conversations with IG Bioscience

Each week hear in-depth stories and interviews from us talking with leading health experts on a range of health & wellbeing topics.

The podcast is available to listen on the following platforms:

In episode one listen our story so far with Liz and Freddie:

10 years of actute IBS relieved by Immustem Colostrum

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Emma Chapman’s life was upended with severe and acutely painful gut problems. For 10 years Emma lived with Duodenitis and IBS. The Duodenitis (ulcerated colon) was cured by her doctor. But the pain, the bloating, the suffering continued and she was diagnosed with IBS – a catch-all term. Nothing helped. Drugs, diet or anything Emma tried had any effect,

Until Emma started taking Immustem pure colostrum.

This is her story of what happened.

Study shows Colostrum more effective than flu vaccine

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Here’s something that we all might find interesting: A recent study in the Journal of Clinical Gastroenterology has shown that Colostrum and prebiotics and probiotics are more effective in preventing flu than the flu vaccine. Col0strum contains the full range of pre and probiotics.
“The efficacy of a 2-month treatment with oral colostrum in the prevention of flu episodes compared with antiinfluenza vaccination was evaluated. Groups included healthy subjects without prophylaxis and those receiving both vaccination and colostrum. After 3 months of follow-up, the number of days with flu was 3 times higher in the non-colostrum subjects. The colostrum group had 13 episodes versus 14 in the colostrum + vaccination group, 41 in the group without prophylaxis, and 57 in nontreated subjects.”
Bovine colostrum raises the percentage of natural killer (NK) cells in the body. NK cells are a type of white blood cell and part of the innate immune system that helps control microbial infections and tissue damage. They also play a role in organ transplant, immunotherapy and autoimmune disorders.
NK cells are a type of lymphocyte that respond quickly to pathogens in the body. They are best known for attacking viruses and controlling early cancer cells. The NK cells secrete cytokines that signal other immune cells and ultimately enhance your immune response.
Scientists have found these cells can adapt and develop memory cells, which offers new insights into the role they play in the innate immune response protecting human health. These cells make up to 15% of the peripheral blood supply, but the majority are found in the spleen, bone marrow and lymph nodes.
Many viral illnesses, like colds and flu, are seasonal. Although you can get sick anytime during the year,  colds and flu are more prevalent from October through March. There are a variety of reasons that happens, not the least of which is related to your sun exposure and subsequent vitamin D production.