Goodhealth Colostrum 90 capsules
*Contains New Zealand colostrum
*Sourced from pasture-fed cows
*Wide range of immune factors
*Rich in growth & repair factors
Colostrum is an incredible, completely natural source of nutrients including protein, vitamins, minerals, and immune supporting factors. Colostrum may be helpful in supporting the body's natural response to allergies and digestive problems, as well as supporting the immune system and the natural growth and healing of body tissues. Good Health Colostrum capsules contain colostrum sourced from healthy pasture-fed dairy cows.
Directions: Adults: Take 2 to 4 capsules twice daily. Children: Take 1 to 2 capsules twice daily or as professionally advised. Best taken with water on an empty stomach. Capsules may be opened and contents added to a drink. Contains milk products.
Ingredients: (per capsule)
Colostrum Milk Powder (79%), Gelatine, Water, Magnesium Stearate, Silicon Dioxide
May contain traces of soy. Do not use if cap seal is broken. No artificial flavours, sweeteners, preservatives or colours used in this product.
Good Health is a proudly New Zealand owned and operated family business, started over a quarter of a century ago by John Blanchard. John’s agricultural career background led him to become fascinated with the health benefits of herbal and oil seed crops, so much so that in 1987 he opened the doors for business, and Good Health began. Today, John’s sons Dave and Brian head our iconic New Zealand company. As a business, Good Health has grown - we now offer a range of over 350 products to boost natural immunity and enhance health and vitality.
Wellbeing and vitality are at the heart of everything we do, so we insist on using only the purest quality ingredients to support good health. Our products come from sustainable resources and are GE free. Wherever possible, we source these first from New Zealand farms and growers, or accredited international manufacturers. Then we optimise their amazing natural properties through our unique enhancement processes.
