Leche de Mamacita/ colostrum

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At 15:11 17/12/0, Boom wrote:>Hey Good Group,

>

>Heard a radio program today, part of it was discussion about

>colostrum.

>Does anyone have experience with this apparently wonderfull, top 'o

>the heap supplement. Made perfect sense as to being the original

>perfect food, the first nutrient and protector and builder we ingest.

 

 

Hi Boom,

 

The heat of pasteurisation would kill the beneficial parts of the product.

 

The problem with colostrum is that it's freeze dried which doesn't kill

bacteria and this leaves questions about brucellosis, coccidiosis,

salmonella, mastitis and leptospirosis hardjo and leptospirosis Pomona or

(red water), black leg and pulpy kidney being passed on.

 

People with a compromised immune system have died from Salmonella poisoning

and these are the very people who are likely to take this.

Leptospirosis may be involved is some Chronic Fatigue Syndrome cases.

 

What bacterial analysis has been carried out?

Do we trust big business to protect the people?

 

Since analysis varies from cow to cow every single batch would have to be

tested. How do you get that when a chain from farmer to farmer producer

goes into a common pool before analysis?

 

The hard sell is sure on with a soft shuffle to start with yet some of the

most illustrious authorities on the product have been involved in

questionable research in the past so I would want quality assurance eg

bacterial analysis. from independent laboratory.

 

See

www.masmith.spirit.com.au/docs/mannatec.htm

for information about Dr Darryl See and previous records with questionable

research.

at article " AMBROTOSE AND BEYOND: Dr Darryl See and Mannatech "

 

I also understand that Dr See is not just on the staff of Jeunesse Inc ,

aka Institute of Longevity Studies which is used to authorise the efficacy

of colostrum or tranfer factor , but is actually " Director and founder " .

 

 

I am not saying the product might not have beneficial effect. In fact its

very good and is the original perfect food for the new born calf.

 

However I want much more quality assurance myself before I take a pure

product from cattle.

 

Cheers

Liz

 

Re:

>

>Heard a radio program today, part of it was discussion about

>colostrum.

>

>Does anyone have experience with this apparently wonderfull, top 'o

>the heap supplement. Made perfect sense as to being the original

>perfect food, the first nutrient and protector and builder we ingest.

>

>The man, Doug Wyatt, was talking mostly about his company's product

>(out of NZ) and his wife's dramatic testimonial. The benefits are

>numerous and seems to represent the 'bottom line platform for mammal-

>specific needs and he even says it has more for us than (plant)

>phytonutrients.... Please Share