Alpha Lipid Lifeline Powder

Alpha Lipid Lifeline

The original colostrum breakfast drink

Key Features:

Active Ingredients per dose:
2,000mg Bovine Colostrum providing:
300mg immunoglobulins
1,000mg calcium
1 billion CFU probiotics (Lactobacillus acidophilus & bifidobacterium)
Contains key vitamins and minerals

Dosage:

1 ½ scoops (16g)

Mix with 150ml of either water or milk – shake well in a Turbo Shaker to combine.

Take 30 minutes before eating.

Not suitable for children under the age of 5.

Some interesting facts about colostrum:

Gut Health
Colostrum is an amazing combination of everything we need to maintain a healthy,
functional gastrointestinal tract, which is the key to good health in general since
many diseases have their origins in the gut, and the proper absorption of nutrients
is key to maintaining the body in top running condition.  The condition of
our gastrointestinal tract— the mouth, the esophagus, the stomach, and the large
and small intestines—is our most important health concern due to the amount
of potentially harmful material that passes through it and the fact that many, if not
most, diseases originate in the gut in one way or another.

When the proportion of beneficial bacteria in our intestines outnumbers the
harmful bacteria, our intestines are said to be in a state of orthobiosis, a term
meaning “in balance” coined by Elie Metchnikoff.
Leaky Gut Syndrome (LGS)
Leaky gut syndrome is the name given to a very common health disorder in which
the intestinal lining is more permeable than normal. The abnormally large spaces
present between the cells of the gut wall allow the entry of viruses, bacteria, fungi
and other toxic material into the bloodstream.
What is Colostrum Good For?
inflammation of the gut lining. This inflammation can be brought about by any of
the following:
Antibiotic use—leads to the overgrowth of abnormal bacteria in the
gastrointestinal tract
Alcohol and caffeine—these can irritate the gut wall
Foods contaminated by parasites
Foods contaminated by bacteria, such as E. coli
Chemicals (including dyes and preservatives) in fermented and processed
foods
Prescription corticosteroids
An abundance of highly refined sugars and other carbohydrates in your
diet (e.g., candy bars, cookies, soft drinks, white bread)