Method of treating animals to resist infectious diseases
OwnerRobert R. Plymateinventor
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Abstract
A method of treating an adult animal to successfully resist infectious diseases includes orally administering to the animal a mixture of an animal feed and the additive produced by the following process at the rate of one to two pounds of additive per ton of animal feed: collecting bovine colostrum milk, removing substantially all of the fat from the colostrum milk, removing the casein from the colostrum milk to obtain bovine colosteral whey, dialyzing the whey, adjusting the pH of the dialysate to 4.0 to 4.5, precipitating the whey, removing the supernatant from the precipitated whey, clarifying the supernatant, adding a water, saline and phenol mixture to the clarified supernatant to obtain the desired concentration, sterilizing the mixture, and drying the mixture.
Claims6
A method of treating an adult animal to successfully resist infectious diseases including orally administering to said animal a mixture of an animal feed and an additive at the rate of 1 to 2 pounds of additive per ton of animal feed:
- said additive produced by the process of
- collecting bovine colostrum milk including antibodies particular to said infectious diseases,
- removing substantially all of the fat from the colostrum milk,
- removing the casein from the colostrum milk to obtain bovine colosteral whey,
- dialyzing the whey,
- adjusting the pH of the dialysate to 4.0-4.5,
- precipitating the whey,
- removing the supernatant from the precipitated whey,
- clarifying the supernatant,
- adding a water, saline and phenol mixture to the clarified supernatant to obtain the desired concentration,
- sterilizing the mixture,
- and drying the mixture.
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