Re: Colostrum

[Guest guest]

Ive had no changes since i started taking it, i think about 8 months or

so ago. yes when you 1st start takling it it can make you feel a bit

sick, goes away though. there was a write up explaining why that

happens, i can try to find.

growth factors, hmmmmmmmm, now im goinmg need to do more reasearch.

please let me know if you find anything else related to that.

Prowse wrote:

> Cindi,

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> Did you get a flu reaction to Colostrum? rosemary

[Guest guest]

Ive had no changes since i started taking it, i think about 8 months or

so ago. yes when you 1st start takling it it can make you feel a bit

sick, goes away though. there was a write up explaining why that

happens, i can try to find.

growth factors, hmmmmmmmm, now im goinmg need to do more reasearch.

please let me know if you find anything else related to that.

Prowse wrote:

> Cindi,

>

> Did you get a flu reaction to Colostrum? rosemary

[Guest guest]

Ive had no changes since i started taking it, i think about 8 months or

so ago. yes when you 1st start takling it it can make you feel a bit

sick, goes away though. there was a write up explaining why that

happens, i can try to find.

growth factors, hmmmmmmmm, now im goinmg need to do more reasearch.

please let me know if you find anything else related to that.

Prowse wrote:

> Cindi,

>

> Did you get a flu reaction to Colostrum? rosemary

[Guest guest]

I've taken colustrum and it had no effects, positive or negative. The

product was recommended by a friend of my mother's who is some sort of

official nutritionist - herb expert.

Early in my sickness I found that Metagenics Intrinsi B12 / folate was

helpful. When I took the stuff daily, then 3 days into the cycle my

walking improved considerably. Then a couple of days after that the

positive effect would wane.

I used this regime a couple of times prior to picnics or even a date

to the state fair so I'd be able to walk at the event.

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> Have any of you here tried bovine colostrum ( the first milk

after a calf is born that contains many immunities and nutrition)? A

co worker of my Mom's,

[Guest guest]

Thanks for your input. Did you take it in liquid or capsule form? I'm not sure

if it matters. I just wonder.

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[Guest guest]

I have used Colostrum for years and love it. It is the one product I

will not be without. I am now starting to learn more about it and going

to try Transfer Factor. I think the immune system needs all the help it

can get these days and a well balanced one can do amazing things.

Desinie wrote:

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> Have any of you here tried bovine colostrum ( the first milk after a

> calf is born that contains many immunities and nutrition)? A co worker

> of my Mom's, who is into natural health, keeps telling her that I

> should be taking this for my MS. Any thoughts or experience with this?

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> Thanks in advance for any insight.

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[Guest guest]

If you consume wheat or oat or coffee and black tea items Colostrom may be of no

benefit. It does work well with Pro biotics. ...RP

" Kindscher (Charter) " wrote: I have

used Colostrum for years and love it. It is the one product I

will not be without.

[Guest guest]

I should add you may actually feel worse in some ways for about 30 days due to

die off or Herx effect. I did. But well worth it. ...RP ps Swanson has a good

deal on the modified Pectin

rich perillo wrote: If you consume wheat or oat

or coffee and black tea items Colostrom may be of no benefit. It does work well

with Pro biotics. ...RP

[Guest guest]

Capsules. This was something I tired directly after getting sick. I

tend to think most supplements aren't worth the time, money , or hope.

I do think that some of the minerals might be of use as our farm

fields have been farmed for so long. Out of all of the supplements

I've tried ( and it's been a lot!)

I've found

oleurpein had positive effects on getting my bowels under control

Vitamin B12/folate: improved walking for a few days.

5-HTP, a seretonin precursor, made me aggressive. Makes me wonder

about all of these school shootings

Doxycycline: I think this stuff is going to pull me out of the toilet

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I'm not sure if it matters. I just wonder.

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[Guest guest]

Thanks so much, . I got some colostrum capsules today and I'm going to start

taking it tomorrow.

Desinie

I have used Colostrum for years and love it. It is the one product I

will not be without. I am now starting to learn more about it and going

to try Transfer Factor. I think the immune system needs all the help it

can get these days and a well balanced one can do amazing things.

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[Guest guest]

Green tea is ok though,right?

I do already take probiotics.

rich perillo wrote: If you consume wheat or oat

or coffee and black tea items Colostrom may be of no benefit. It does work well

with Pro biotics. ...RP

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[Guest guest]

The advantage of Colostrum is to nourish or rebuild the gut. If that is the

goal, I'm not sure about green tea. .....RP

Desinie wrote: Green tea is ok though,right?

I do already take probiotics.

[Guest guest]

I did some research on Lactoferrin, which led me to sites re: colostrum. It

sounds good. I'm thinking of trying it. The site below gives alot of

information/education w/resources. According to them, the liquid is best when

you have a " bad " situation (like ours).

http://sunvalleycolostrum.com/index.htm

Beverly

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[Guest guest]

Hi Rich,

Can you please elaborate on this?? I have listened to many lectures on

colsotrum and never heard about this, any links to articles?

rich perillo wrote:

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> If you consume wheat or oat or coffee and black tea items Colostrom

> may be of no benefit. It does work well with Pro biotics. ...RP

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[Guest guest]

Hi Desinie,

If they are high quality the you should have good results. For me it was

infection control and so that was obvious that the product worked as I

had no more infections. The product I use also has some other

ingredients and so it was an oral chelator also. I have just today

started a new product that is colostrum based but is the transfer

factor, will see if I notice any difference.

Desinie wrote:

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> Thanks so much, . I got some colostrum capsules today and I'm

> going to start taking it tomorrow.

> Desinie

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[Guest guest]

Hi Beverly,

The colostrum I take has lactoferin, beta glucan and citrus pectin which

is beneficial for removing metals.

Beverly Hammons wrote:

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> I did some research on Lactoferrin, which led me to sites re:

> colostrum. It sounds good. I'm thinking of trying it. The site below

> gives alot of information/education w/resources. According to them,

> the liquid i

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[Guest guest]

Rich-where did you hear that coffee contraindicates colostrum? PLEASE

SAY IT AIN'T SO!!!

Beverly

> If you consume wheat or oat or coffee and black tea items Colostrom

[Guest guest]

-what brand of colostrum do you take? Thanks. Beverly

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[Guest guest]

Hi Beverly,

I have in the past used Mannatechs products and now 4-Life's transfer

factor. I learned about the 4-life company by my veterinary as we had

used some of their products on my horses with great success. I will see

if I like it better then the one I have taken for years, I guess there

is always room for improvement.

Beverly wrote:

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[Guest guest]

Hi , the items I mentioned tend to cause inflammation in the gut, negating

the advantages that you're looking for in the colostrum. This info is from my

Naturalpathic doctors. One of the best is Dr Leo Galand enterologist, on line

also. If one does a little coffee in the morning as I do, take the colostrum in

the evening. If you have zero food intolerances you probably don't need

colostrum. ...RP

" Kindscher (Charter) " wrote: Hi

Rich,

Can you please elaborate on this?? I have listened to many lectures on

colsotrum and never heard about this, any links to articles?

[Guest guest]

Hi Rich,

That is like saying Tylenol is not good for a headache. I believe most

people are not going to change their diet completely. SOme will make

some effort but its very hard and expensive to really eat well these

days. If any supplement can help negate the effects of some of the diet

I think its good. I personally did not change my diet for the first 2

years of taking a high quality supplement program. I still had huge

benefits. My husband still has horrible diet and is very healthy, no

visits to hospital in the last 4 years. So even t hough some will say

its a waste of money to supplement while eating bad, I don't believe

that. IF a person would rather get their nutrition out of a bottle then

better that way then not at all.

rich perillo wrote:

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> Hi , the items I mentioned tend to cause inflammation in the gut,

> negating the advantages that you're looking for in the colostrum. This

> info is from my Naturalpathic doctors. One of the best is Dr Leo

> Galand enterologist, on line also. If one does a little coffee in the

> morning as I do, take the colostrum in the evening. If you have zero

> food intolerances you probably don't need colostrum. ...RP

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[Guest guest]

,most of the time we agree. I stand by what I said. ...RP

.. So even t hough some will say

its a waste of money to supplement while eating bad, I don't believe

that. IF a person would rather get their nutrition out of a bottle then

better that way then not at all.

[Guest guest]

Thats fine as long as you understand I personally work really hard at

eating good, clean foods. However the majority of people I know do not

and need all the help they can get breaking even. Heck its no different

then most people with jobs these days, they are never really getting

ahead just breaking even. JOB= Just Over Broke, seems to be a philosophy

of modern living.

rich perillo wrote:

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> ,most of the time we agree. I stand by what I said. ...RP

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> . So even t hough some will say

> its a waste of money to supplement while eating bad, I don't believe

> that. IF a person would rather get their nutrition out of a bottle then

> better that way then not at all.

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[Guest guest]

You know that I disagree. This is the medicasl mentality of eat poorly, fix

everything with a pill.

" Kindscher (Charter) " wrote: Hi Rich,

That is like saying Tylenol is not good for a headache. I believe most

people are not going to change their diet completely. SOme will make

some effort but its very hard and expensive to really eat well these

days. If any supplement can help negate the effects of some of the diet

I think its good.

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[Guest guest]

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I think that what happens for those that spend too much time in these

forums is a lack of reality. Many, many people feel that they are doing

the best they can and cooking healthy foods for their families. They

don't know any other way and you certainly cannot expect people to

change over night. I think any move toward health is a good one. Lets

face it the majority of people have been brain washed their whole lives

with this " medical mentality " and so I get happy when they agree to just

take some whole food supplements instead of toxic meds. It is not the

best but certainly much safer and a step in the right direction. If my

husband did not open his mouth and swallow 2x day, every day he would

absolutely be dead. He may be stupid, and stubborn but he is alive and I

am very happy about that.

Pugh wrote:

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> You know that I disagree. This is the medicasl mentality of eat

> poorly, fix everything with a pill.

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> " Kindscher (Charter) " <morningsunranch@...

> <mailto:morningsunranch%40charter.net>> wrote: Hi Rich,

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