… if you suffer from allergy and are afraid that your weekend may get spoiled by flying pollen, you should keep in mind that biestmilch is excellent stuff for troubles of this kind.
This is Sophie, my border terrier girl, 6 weeks old.
Posted on December 20th, 2011
Category: Science
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Posted on December 2nd, 2011
Category: Experience
Tags: Biestmilch, Colostrum, flu, flu shot, flu study, immune system, immunization, influenza virus, vaccination, vaccine
Posted on November 28th, 2011
Category: Experience
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Hey Sophie! Welcome, you are a lucky one!!! Getting in a great family and you will have a wonderfull time.
Say hey to Susann
All the best still from Langkawi
the Biest – Kjell
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Sophie seems to be really cute. Hope I can say hello soon, hopefully without sneezing because of my allergy. Here in Palma de Mallorca there is no pollen, but I think Biestmilch will take me over the “dangerous” period.
Hasta la vista,
Moritz