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Transfer Factor for horses
Klittle3
Reg. Jun 2012
Posted 2017-02-23 9:14 AM
Subject: Transfer Factor for horses


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Anyone have experience or opinions regarding this supplement?
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DMF
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Posted 2017-02-23 9:41 AM
Subject: RE: Transfer Factor for horses


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Transfer Factor is colostrum. ForeFront colostrum You Can pm me
 
Data Sheet
 
Ingredients

Behind every ForeFront Equine product there is a core value of proven technology.  From equine specific probiotics to BeneCell to colostrum it is these unique but verified ingredients that separates ForeFront Equine from other animal health companies.   
One of the core ingredients in nearly all ForeFront Equine products is colostrum.  Colostrum is an all-natural, multi-purpose nutritional ingredient that offers a healthy boost to an animal’s overall health.  With over 70 Growth Factors and over 80 Immune Factors including Transfer Factor this whole food is a powerhouse of cellular, tissue, GI tract, and immune support.
With every ingredient hand selected by the ForeFront Equine nutritional team the colostrum they have selected brings tremendous value.  The colostrum used by ForeFront Equine comes from a proprietary treatment process that is recognized and approved by federal authorities and international product safety organizations. Gentle thermal processing techniques provide assurance against microbial contamination, while protecting superior immunoglobulin content, specific antibodies, growth factors, and other valuable components found within colostrum.
The following are a few ways that colostrum can greatly benefit your equine athlete: 
Digestive Support - As nature’s first food, colostrum supplies immune and growth factors along with a perfect combination of vitamins and minerals to support overall health.  The equine digestive system is largely responsible for good health, and unfortunately, poor health as well.  Stress, diet, NSAID and antibiotic use can have tremendous negative consequences on your horse’s digestion. 
Several published studies have shown that colostrum plays a major role in digestive health. It not only protects the digestive tract from nasty bacterial infections, but also reduces the toxicity of those infections, and repairs the lining of the GI tract—all at the same time.
Digestive integrity is key to a horse’s health in many ways as it is the foundation of immunity. Colostrum is one tool you can employ to help support a healthy digestive tract and immune system for your horses. 
Joint Support - Colostrum is best known for its digestive properties but it also has tremendous value for joint support.  Through a landmark study scientists have found that colostrum can help relief joint pain.  The study spanned 3 decades and was called the Ohio Survey.  More than 8,000 people participated in the Ohio Survey and follow-up studies after that. 
All the participants suffered from joint damage, pain, and/or stiffness.  Each participant took colostrum daily. Then every 3 months, they recorded and rated their joint symptoms.  The results?  8 out of 10 patients reported significant relief in joint pain.  And 7 out of 10 reported less morning stiffness simply from taking colostrum.
Colostrum contains a peptide that helps relieve joint pain.  Scientists call it the LMW peptide.  Studies show it prevents and reduces painful inflammation in the joints. 
Also, colostrum is the only natural source of insulin-like growth factor. Insulin-like growth factor increases cartilage and collagen production. This helps cushion joints so you can move more freely with less pain.
Not Just for Foals – The most common, and known, use of colostrum is in foal diets.  This is certainly a tremendous, and sometimes, needed application.  Foals that do not receive adequate colostrum suffer from a syndrome called failure of passive transfer (FPT), which is estimated to affect up to 25 percent of newborn foals and predisposes them to life-threatening diseases.  Because of the obvious importance of colostrum to the newborn foal, many broodmare farms and veterinary clinics maintain stores of frozen colostrum to be used in an emergency. 
Even though colostrum is seen as an immediate need for foals that shouldn’t stop horse owners from continually providing colostrum to their horses.  Colostrum's bioactive agents can boost overall immune function, promote intestinal healing and help prevent immune system hyperactivity for horses of all ages.
Research indicates that colostrum may help:
Support immune system function
Combat bacteria and viruses
Enhance skin and muscle rejuvenation
Support joint and cartilage function
Build lean muscle mass
Maintain healthy intestinal flora
Increase strength and stamina
Accelerate healing of injury or trauma
PubMed, which is a search engine accessing primarily the MEDLINE database of references and abstracts on life sciences and biomedical topics, currently lists 2,945 studies with bovine colostrum.  This clearly demonstrates its proven efficacy and interest among the scientific community in the use of colostrum. 
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