General

What is lactoferrin?

Lactoferrin is an iron-binding glycoprotein found in the milk of most mammals. Lactoferrin is reaching superfood status thanks to its anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, antiviral and immune-supporting properties. While providing essential nutrition to newborns, it delivers a number of health and wellness benefits across the age spectrum.

How does Lactoferrin work?

Lactoferrin is already present within the body. Its job is to bind and transport iron, which is essential for bodily functions and modulating immune response. Lactoferrin also aids in the protection against infection, preventing the growth of bacteria and viruses in the digestive and respiratory systems, slowing their growth or killing them outright.

Is Lactoferrin only good for Children?

Lactoferrin delivers health and wellness benefits across the age spectrum. Thanks to its broad nutritional and wellness properties, from boosting the immune system to supporting gastrointestinal and bone health, everyone can enjoy its health benefits.

What are the key functions of Lactoferrin?

Lactoferrin has a number of health and wellness benefits. These include supporting the immune system, boosting gut and skin health, and the absorption of iron to reduce the risk of anaemia. Its antiviral and anti-inflammatory properties help prevent viruses and bacteria from entering healthy cells.

How is Lactoferrin extracted?

Lactoferrin is found in colostrum, which refers to the breast milk produced after giving birth. 10,000 liters of milk contains approximately 1kg of Lactoferrin. We use a state-of-the-art temperature-controlled microfiltration process to ensure the immune-supporting properties of Lactoferrin are carefully preserved during the extraction process.

When should I start to take Lactoferrin?

Anytime. Regardless of age and health condition, taking Lactoferrin can deliver a number of benefits. Those undergoing certain the rapies or those with special dietary requirements should consult health professionals before taking any supplement.

What are the potential side effects I need to be aware of?

Lactoferrin is safe and well-tolerated. However, excessive doses may lead to adverse effects such as fatigue, constipation, skin rash, loss of appetite and chills. Ensure you stick to the recommended daily intake.

Products

Where does Lactovital’s Lactoferrin come from?

We source responsibly. Our Lactoferrin is directly sourced from fresh, undenatured Swiss cow’s milk. It is then processed using pharmaceutical-grade technologies in one of Europe’s largest Lactoferrin plants in Switzerland.

What does Lactoferrin purity content mean?

Lactoferrin purity refers to the percentage of Lactoferrin in total protein content. In powder form, Lactoferrin exists alongside other types of protein. To be classified high-grade Lactoferrin, the Lactoferrin purity must be at least 95%, meaning that out of 100% protein, 95% should be Lactoferrin.

Is Lactovital Lactoferrin nut- free?

Yes. Lactoferrin does not contain nuts.

Is Lactovital Lactoferrin Gluten-free?

Yes. Lactoferrin does not contain gluten.

Is Lactovital Lactoferrin suitable for Vegetarians?

Lactoferrin is a protein derived from cow's milk, making it suitable for those following a vegetarian diet.

Is Lactovital Lactoferrin suitable for Vegans?

Lactoferrin is derived from cow's milk, making it unsuitable for those following a vegan diet.

Does Lactoferrin contain lactose?

Lactoferrin is a pure protein that does not contain lactose, meaning it may be suitable for those with lactose intolerance.

What is the suggested usage?

Refer to each individual product for usage recommendations. Details can be found on the website or packaging. If you have any concerns, talk to your healthcare provider prior to taking any supplements.

Who manufactures Lactovital Products?

Lactovital’s Lactoferrin is made in Switzerland from 100% Swiss cow’s milk. Lactovital products are manufactured by well-established pharmaceutical companies in Hong Kong and Japan.

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