in order to mobilize our immune cells to defend and protect our body.","title":"Proline-Rich Peptides (PRP)"},{"__typename":"PersonalizationsMicrositeSectionsAccordionItem","description":"Sialic acids are important sugar molecules found throughout cells in the body. Don’t worry, these sugars won’t spike your blood sugar. Instead, sialic acid plays an important role in cell-to-cell interaction and helps the entire body transmit necessary information. It would also make sense that newborns need an abundance of this vital molecule because it’s an essential nutrient for brain development and function. So much so, that most sialic acid can be found in the brain!","title":"Sialic Acid"}],"backgroundImageUrl":null,"backgroundMedia":null},{"__typename":"PersonalizationsMicrositeSectionsAccordion","kind":"accordion","variation":"default","title":"Frequently Asked Questions","subtitle":"Everything you need to know about WonderCow products, and more.","cobrandedHeadline":null,"ctaButton":null,"theme":"base","items":[{"__typename":"PersonalizationsMicrositeSectionsAccordionItem","description":"Colostrum is the pre-milk produced by mammals after giving birth. Bovine colostrum is specifically from bovines, including cows. This early life nutrition is very yellow in color, colostrum is also known as “liquid gold” due to high beta-carotene content. Colostrum is thicker than regular milk and packed with vitamins, minerals, and bioactive nutrients that help develop a healthy immune system and gastrointestinal tract (the gut).\n

\nLike human babies, calves are not born with a fully developed immune system, so it’s vital that they get the colostrum they need to survive and thrive. Growth factors, immunoglobulins, bioactive proteins (such as proline-rich polypeptides), bovine milk oligosaccharides, antibodies, and more, are found to be especially rich in bovine colostrum.","title":"What is Bovine Colostrum?"},{"__typename":"PersonalizationsMicrositeSectionsAccordionItem","description":"Colostrum is the milk produced within the first 24-72 hours after mammalian birth. It provides all of the essential nutrients and antibodies newborn mammals need in order to develop a healthy immune system and gut. It is very thick and yellow, hence its nickname “liquid gold.”\n

\nThen, transitional milk takes over, which is the transition between colostrum and what we know as the “whole milk” that cows produce. This is still slightly yellowish in color, but starts to become more white.\n

\nFinally, the mature bovine milk supply is established. Cow’s milk is high-volume, white in color, and provides all the nutrients we know and love such as vitamin d, calcium, and protein.","title":"How is colostrum different from cows' milk?"},{"__typename":"PersonalizationsMicrositeSectionsAccordionItem","description":"One of the main differences is that bovine colostrum actually contains less lactose than human colostrum. Did you know that human colostrum actually contains the highest amount of lactose for any species?!\n

\nWhen it comes to immunoglobulins, human colostrum consists primarily immunoglobulin A (IgA). Bovine colostrum contains a multitude of immunoglobulins including IgA, IgG, IgE, IgD and many more.\n

\nBovine colostrum also contains 40 times more antibodies than human colostrum!","title":"How is Bovine Colostrum different from humHow is Bovine Colostrum different from human colostrum?an colostrum?"},{"__typename":"PersonalizationsMicrositeSectionsAccordionItem","description":"Gut issues are often found as the root cause for many health frustrations including bloating, skin issues, disrupted sleep cycles, sugar cravings, slowing metabolism and more. Colostrum is a gut superfood that helps address these problems and bring the body back into balance by providing a protective barrier throughout the body that strengthens the immune system and optimizes gut health.\n

\nNot only is colostrum beneficial for enhancing internal wellness, it has also been found to have impressive re

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