Did you know your child's immune system can be "turned on" like a switch using natural compounds that act like keys on white blood cells?
In this essential episode, we dive deep into herbal remedies and natural immune support for children with Dr. Michael Murray, one of the world's leading authorities on natural medicine and Chief Science Advisor for iHerb. Dr. Murray reveals the fascinating science behind beta glucans from wellmune, which don't just boost immunity—they actually bind to receptor sites on white blood cells and "turn them on" to be alert and ready without being overly aggressive.
From echinacea for early cold intervention to the revolutionary combination of probiotics and colostrum in his Child Biotics formula, this conversation provides parents with a complete natural medicine toolkit. Learn why lactoferrin from colostrum is getting so much attention, how it supports iron metabolism, and why Dr. Murray considers colostrum the greatest prebiotic for establishing your child's microbiome foundation.
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