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Bovine Colostrum? Has anyone taken Bovine Colostrum and if so has it helped?Colostrum is a capsule with the first six hours of milk dried when a cow has had a calf its supposed to help the immune system
How can bovine colostrum work in humans immune systems? There's this new vitamin that everyone's swearing by and in my limited understanding colostrum can only work in any mammal for the first few days of life, after that it's basically worthless in your system. I know that colosturum is what mothers (mammals) produce for their children for a short time before their real milk comes in. My dad's a veterinarian & he said if you're trying to give colostrum to a puppy you have to do it within the first 48 hours of it's life for it to be effective, otherwise it's worthless becuase it's digestive system has completely changed by that time. So how can bovine colostrum work in an adult human being who is not only not a cow, & has been digesting real food for years? The pill bottle I've seen says it's "clinically proven effective.. it provides protection against pathogens, bacteria, viruses, fungi and prodtozoa as well as the toxins they may produce".. & the name of the vitamins I've got are called "ImmunePro" by Pro Symbiotics.
Are bovine colostrum supplements safe to take during pregnancy and/or lactation? Please advise regarding the benefits and risks of this supplement. I've only heard about it on the market for the last few years, but was it in use before this? What are the advantages and disadvantages of taking it in powdered form versus raw liquid? Thank you! And, I've heard that dried colostrum that has been dried by using heat destroys many of the health benefits. But, what about when you take the raw, unpasteurized colostrum (like, the straight from the cow kind--but bottled). Can you heat that up and drink it warm?
Does anyone have experience with taking Bovine Colostrum? I ordered some colostrum because I heard that it is great for things like chronic fatigue - just wondering if anyone has had any experience with it and if they recommend it or not.
can bovine colostrum help pregnant mothers? They said bovine colostrum can help booth antibody & energy, and also avoid morning sickness.. is this true?
can fish be supplemented with bovine colostrum? relevance of adding bovine colostrum into fish diet and does it might show any response on fish growth perfomance
Have you tried colostrum for to recover for lifting? Has anyone ever tried bovine colostrum for lifting, i heard it was high in igf-1. If so could you reccommend a product.
Bovine colostrum or Goats colostrum? Which is better? Thanks. Hi nana4141, Wow! Thanks for those links. However, http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?cmd=Retrieve&db=PubMed&list_uids=9537757&dopt=Abstract was an almost 10 years ago publication, and http://www.fao.org/AG/AGAINFO/SUBJECTS/en/health/diseases-cards/brucellosi-bo.html was like yr 2000 of its most current research pub. So does this mean we should stay away from even ice cream and goats milk soap? But nonetheless thanks for sharing that link. Good info!!
If the body is unable to convert tyramines to tyrosine what do you do? My 8 month old grandson has failure to thrive because so many allergies and we learned that he doesn't convert tyramines to tyrosine. His intestines haven't worked right since a month after my daughter, who is breast-feeding him, ran out of the colostrum. He is very small and weak and doesn't even roll over... Because of his intestinal insufficiency, his body must push toxins out into the bloodstream and out through the skin--thus, he has severe eczema and is constantly itching. We've tried just about everything. I considered bovine colostrum, but he's allergic to dairy and even goat's milk. I presume that he doesn't produce monomine oxidase, the eznyeme that converts tyramines to tyromines. Is there a way that he can produce monomine oxidase; since I believe they s can only be produced by the body? I must add that he was born with a black circle the size and shape of a Jewish Yameka (did I say that right?). We could'nt figure out why; but now we see that it oozes blood sometime
why cant transfer factor be taken from lactating human females instead of bovines? couldnt women donate their colostrum or sell it ect, or isnt it as effective as cows? There is a product on the pahrmaceutical market named 'Transfer Factor' its made by an american company and it consists of condensed colostrum from cows!!!
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