Abstract: A method of making and using an immunoglobulin package containing one or more viral inhibitors specifically targeted to receptor factors in viruses is provided. The immunoglobulin package substantially prevents the binding of viral immunogens in respiratory tracts of humans or animals and mechanically prevents a virus from reproducing in the nasal cavity. The immunoglobulins are made by inoculating cows with the immunogen(s), allowing the immune response to develop in the animal, harvesting the plasma containing the immunoglobulins, manufacturing the plasma to create a gel or liquid to swab, spray or mist into the nostril of the host. This method will prevent the spread of disease and give the host time to produce their own immunity to the virus for future protection. The invention may be utilized to substantially reduce or eliminate viruses that decrease the health of humans or animals such as Influenza and other respiratory viruses.

Abstract: A method for the selection and production of group specific immunoglobulins to bind to specific microbes or their toxins is provided. The immunoglobulins are produced in animals and collected either in the plasma or colostrums of the animals after being challenged with a series of selected immunogens. The selected immunoglobulins are packaged into products against specific groups of microbes or their toxins. These packages are delivered to animals including humans. These products could be used as passive protectants. The packages could be developed into products to protect animals or humans against diseases until vaccines can be effectively administered.