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Old 03-04-2010, 03:25 PM #1
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Default colostrum anyone?
With the threat of IVIG looming over me due to a near crisis earlier this week I was doing some research into Ig and IVIg. I came across the supplement bovine colostrum and its claim that it can boost the immune system in a similar way to IVIg... Now me being skeptical and you guys being so smart I figured I would ask the experts. So has anyone heard or tried this? I searched many of the forums and didn't find much on this...

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