what have people heard about this product? could i tak ethis and do jini's healing diets?
Thanks,
Lindsay
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transfer factor classic
by lindsay on Sun Feb 22, 2009 1:31 pm
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Re: transfer factor classic
by Nicole on Mon Feb 23, 2009 6:50 pm
Hi, Lindsay.
Well, I think colostrum is a terrific product, but I have some reservations about the product you're asking about.
https://rbresources.my4life.com/shoppin ... 080&cid=70
First, it's obviously going to be highly processed. I'm much more in favor of a whole food. You know, I might be wrong, but I have my doubts whether all of the benefits in colostrum CAN be compacted down into a pill.
Every spring, the farm where I buy my milk has colostrum for sale. I know the farmer, I've seen her cows, I've asked questions about how she manages her pastures, and so on. As much as is possible without raising a cow and milking it myself, I know what I'm getting when I buy from her.
So my second reservation is: Can you say the same thing about this product? (I'm not saying you can't; I'm raising the question.) Where does the colostrum come from? How are the cows raised? What are they fed? This is going to dramatically impact the quality of the colostrum, so it's important to know.
Hope that helps!
Nicole
Well, I think colostrum is a terrific product, but I have some reservations about the product you're asking about.
https://rbresources.my4life.com/shoppin ... 080&cid=70
First, it's obviously going to be highly processed. I'm much more in favor of a whole food. You know, I might be wrong, but I have my doubts whether all of the benefits in colostrum CAN be compacted down into a pill.
Every spring, the farm where I buy my milk has colostrum for sale. I know the farmer, I've seen her cows, I've asked questions about how she manages her pastures, and so on. As much as is possible without raising a cow and milking it myself, I know what I'm getting when I buy from her.
So my second reservation is: Can you say the same thing about this product? (I'm not saying you can't; I'm raising the question.) Where does the colostrum come from? How are the cows raised? What are they fed? This is going to dramatically impact the quality of the colostrum, so it's important to know.
Hope that helps!
Nicole
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