I'm going to try this. I had cholerra years ago and my gut has never been quite the same (although years of kefir, sourkruat and collagen has helped). I have also had a lot more inflammation since my first bout of covid-19 which caused really nasty post viral inflammation.
That was well explained. I'm glad you mentioned your dog. My latest Dachshund rescue also had many problems related to gut issues. Nearly a yr of trying everything possible, starting with all natural solutions, the colostrum is what made the most difference. From the day of taking it, only 1/16tsp for her size she's back to mostly normal.
Gave it to my kitten, added a teaspoon to her food in month 2-3 and she's now almost 5 months and double the size of her sibling who lives outside with her mum. Literally double the size or even triple, looks like his mum not sister
Hi. What improvements have you seen with your son that has the food allergies? Does he still have the allergies or did the colostrum help them fade away?
Difficult to tell what helped since adding colostrum wasn't the only intervention. But his gut health has dramatically improved since introducing colostrum.
Great video thank you. So I see a lot of people taking this every day all year long. In your opinion, is this something you should take for a few weeks and then quit, then maybe again 3 months later, and so on? If it helps heal a leaky gut, should you keep taking it to keep it healthy or just again later when you notice symptoms?
You should def talk with your pediatrician before doing so.but yes they can. Make sure you do your research. Only get high quality stuff either from New Zealand or the United States.
@@Foots4321 I don't sell the product featured in this video. So you'd have to reach out to Sovereign Labs. However, we'll soon be selling Collagen & Colostrum at MK Supplements and we do offer a 30-day money-back guarantee.
I'm not convinced the timing is super important but many people take it on an empty stomach first thing in the morning or before going to bed. We give our kids a tablespoon (they're 8 and 10 years old).
You'd have to try and see how you feel with it. The product may have residual amounts of lactose. So it depends on how sensitive you are. Regarding bone broth, we usually make it ourselves because I can't handle garlic and onions (which is in most commercial products). But if you're doing well with spices, try www.kettleandfire.com/products/grass-fed-beef-bone-broth.
Very interesting information. I noticed the studies does not make mention whether it is safe for those with cancer or had cancer. Do you know if studies it indicate if it is safe?
I’m about to start it from a company called Benevolent supplements. I’m going to try their product out but I’ve found another company with a higher icg at 50%. Im adding it to my nose to tail protein powder. I’m excited to see what happens
My trainer wants me (female) to take creatine for faster muscle repair, but I'm wondering if I could just take the colostrum instead. Or should I do both? do you have an opinion? Thanks!
We started colostrum about a week ago, we take a scoop straight to the mouth is sticky to the gums but I heard from the creator of the Company I ordered is good because all those nutrients are helping the gums😊 we are giving to our special needs son (dissolved with a little water) who has esophagus issues, he will have an endoscopy on September let's see .
@@MichaelKummer I live in India diary products are vastly available here and there are a lot of sweets made out of colostrum milk available through the year.
I don't see colostrum (yet). The brand mentioned in the video is just one I used. But I always recommend unflavored versions because most flavors are made in the lab, even the "natural" ones.
Good question. It depends on the temperature of your beverage. I'd say that if you stay within normal drinking temperatures, you should be fine. But anything over 104 F can cause proteins (including enzymes) to degrade.
I've purchased equip core colostrum with your code , what would be the best dosage and time like in the morning on empty stomach or so, for severe gut problems?
I’d take it on an empty stomach. Start with a single serving and increase to up to three over the course of a few weeks. Pay attention to how your gut responds to it.
That depends what amount of colostrum you use for comparison. But even a glass of milk (from responsibly raised dairy cows) has only trace amounts of estrogen and nothing you should be worried about. Your favorite hand soap, plastic food storage containers and other things have more estrogen (or estrogen-mimicking compounds) than milk.
I've started taking this product along with turmeric (both powder form) before I go to bed. I'll say this; Most every night, this stuff makes me sleep like a baby. I really think I've stumbled upon something really good with this combination. PS - I also give my cat a small dose of the colostrum 3 times per week.
@@marywoodard4241 I have a 16 year-old Siamese cat 🐈. I mix the colostrum in her Hartz stew 3 times a week. She is a small cat (no more than 12 pounds), so I give her a little less than half of a teaspoon. I really think it helps her. Her coat is incredibly shiny, and she seems to be in excellent shape for her age (or any age).
We all don't do well with pasteurized dairy but are fine with raw dairy. Despite that, we do fine with pasteurized colostrum (I haven't found raw colostrum yet).
@@MichaelKummer Thanks for letting me know. I have big skin sensitivity issues with both types of dairy but tried the colostrum last night and woke up with no issues whatsoever!
@@MichaelKummer I just purchased the Colostrum product Armra. 1 serving is 1 gram. and 1 gram per day is r minimum recommended dose. I'm extremely healthy and am just taking 1 per day as a defense measure.
Not easy to find the first milk fresh on the market. The traditional way of preparing it is to bake it into a cheese form, which breaks down the enzymes.
@@Rragestudios Goat milk appears to be easier to digest, but I think this statement is related to pasteurized milk (pasteurization alters proteins which can cause issues in some people). So it is possible that pasteurized goat milk colostrum is easier to digest but I never saw that in a product so far.
@@MichaelKummer gotcha. I found one online looks like a reputable company/farm, but. I just want to make sure I'm getting the best quality possible. Is there one you specifically recommend ?
I also find if you want to mix with liquids add a small amount of liquid first to form a paste then slowly add more, this drastically reduces it being chunky. Yogurt is a good option too.
It's not but its chemical composition is relatively close. In other words, humans can benefits from many of the nutrients in bovine colostrum. Of course, nothing beats human colostrum but that's hard to come by :)
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I'm going to try this. I had cholerra years ago and my gut has never been quite the same (although years of kefir, sourkruat and collagen has helped). I have also had a lot more inflammation since my first bout of covid-19 which caused really nasty post viral inflammation.
Wow. Try going outside and breathing some fresh air.
Colostrum has been a game changer for me. So glad I found it.
What were the benefits for you?😃
my gut seems to be improving and my GERD has decreased signficantly. @@thanveerahamed506
I’m going to try it. Peace & Blessings
Me too. ❤❤
How so
What benefits
I've been using the unflavored for about 4 months and I love it! Great for hair, skin, gut, and I haven't been sick since I started.
How do you take it?
That was well explained. I'm glad you mentioned your dog. My latest Dachshund rescue also had many problems related to gut issues. Nearly a yr of trying everything possible, starting with all natural solutions, the colostrum is what made the most difference. From the day of taking it, only 1/16tsp for her size she's back to mostly normal.
Awesome, thanks so much for sharing!
Gave it to my kitten, added a teaspoon to her food in month 2-3 and she's now almost 5 months and double the size of her sibling who lives outside with her mum. Literally double the size or even triple, looks like his mum not sister
@@aalliaandreadis5109 your not growing weed
Its a live animal
Thanks for this :)
I just recieved 160x 500mg Colostrum. Looking forward to starting it
Hope you enjoy it!
Hej Mike, what about goat colostrum instead of bovine, is it also good, heard its even better?
That's perfectly fine too!
all colostrum is equally good
Hi. What improvements have you seen with your son that has the food allergies? Does he still have the allergies or did the colostrum help them fade away?
Difficult to tell what helped since adding colostrum wasn't the only intervention. But his gut health has dramatically improved since introducing colostrum.
Thank you so much Sir, you have explained my symptoms to a tee.
Priceless information. Thank You again, Grateful Aussie.
You got it!
Great video thank you. So I see a lot of people taking this every day all year long. In your opinion, is this something you should take for a few weeks and then quit, then maybe again 3 months later, and so on? If it helps heal a leaky gut, should you keep taking it to keep it healthy or just again later when you notice symptoms?
There is no harm in taking it every day but your budget may limit its use to times when you really need it :)
Thanks so much! What is the recommended dosage ?
Depends on the product. I usually take 1-2 tablespoons.
Does colostrum increase IGF 1 and what would be your natural suggestion for IGF 1?
I see you do answer questions, that is rare in most youtubers, tha ks for that.
Could my 2yo take it?
Yes, young children can take it too.
You should def talk with your pediatrician before doing so.but yes they can. Make sure you do your research. Only get high quality stuff either from New Zealand or the United States.
Do you have money back guarantee?
@@Foots4321 I don't sell the product featured in this video. So you'd have to reach out to Sovereign Labs. However, we'll soon be selling Collagen & Colostrum at MK Supplements and we do offer a 30-day money-back guarantee.
I wonder if it is safe to take while breastfeeding
I don't see why it wouldn't be...
Sir can you please tell me at what time of the day and in how much quantity we can give colostrum to 7 and 10yewr old kids. Thank you
I'm not convinced the timing is super important but many people take it on an empty stomach first thing in the morning or before going to bed. We give our kids a tablespoon (they're 8 and 10 years old).
Can i consume it even if I’m lactose intolerance? Also, what is a good brand of organic bone broth that you recommend to drink?
You'd have to try and see how you feel with it. The product may have residual amounts of lactose. So it depends on how sensitive you are.
Regarding bone broth, we usually make it ourselves because I can't handle garlic and onions (which is in most commercial products). But if you're doing well with spices, try www.kettleandfire.com/products/grass-fed-beef-bone-broth.
best to go with A2 cow colostrum
@@GS-ni9wb Do you know of a brand that sells raw A2 colostrum powder?
I bought wonder cow@@MichaelKummer
Can i drink warm water with lemon and acv in the morning, followed by colostrum, because i do take on empty stomach .? Thanks
You sure can.
Very interesting information. I noticed the studies does not make mention whether it is safe for those with cancer or had cancer. Do you know if studies it indicate if it is safe?
I'm not aware of any potential issues in cancer patients but I know several people who have been using colostrum to support their cancer treatment.
I’m about to start it from a company called Benevolent supplements. I’m going to try their product out but I’ve found another company with a higher icg at 50%. Im adding it to my nose to tail protein powder. I’m excited to see what happens
Do you mind sharing the other company with the higher % and what your experience has been with both brands?
How much do we use for kids age 4 and 7? How often? Thank you
Depends on what you're giving it for. We give them up to a tablespoon.
Can I take Bovine colostrum along with other supplement like omega 3 and vitamin D? Thanks
You sure can!
Is it better to take it in powder form or liquid?
Fresh colostrum (liquid) is better than powdered.
Does colostrum help with autoimmune disease such as, hashimoto's?
It might but you'll likely also have to make other lifestyle changes to improve your immunity (e.g., remove most plant foods).
My trainer wants me (female) to take creatine for faster muscle repair, but I'm wondering if I could just take the colostrum instead. Or should I do both? do you have an opinion?
Thanks!
I agree with your trainer. Creatine has benefits beyond what colostrum offers and there is no harm in combining them.
Please give your suggestion on IGF 1 and colostrum? Is colostrum safe in that way?
I'm not aware of any counter-indications of colostrum in the context of IGF-1.
We started colostrum about a week ago, we take a scoop straight to the mouth is sticky to the gums but I heard from the creator of the Company I ordered is good because all those nutrients are helping the gums😊 we are giving to our special needs son (dissolved with a little water)
who has esophagus issues, he will have an endoscopy on September let's see .
Right on!
did it work?
How's it going
Can i make yoghurt or chesse using its raw milk will it become a probiotic
Great question! I never tried that but, I suspect, you could mix raw milk with colostrum to make yogurt. Colostrum alone might not be thick enough.
@@MichaelKummer as I am a vegetarian from India can I use it as a lone protein source as it had 136gm protein per 1tr
@@soorajwrir4433 How much colostrum do you consume a day? I have a hard time getting access to a liter daily.
@@MichaelKummer I live in India diary products are vastly available here and there are a lot of sweets made out of colostrum milk available through the year.
What do you think of kid (goat) colostrum powder from MannaPro?
I know MannaPro as an animal supplements company. So I wouldn't consume animal feed since it's probably not made for human consumption.
Igf growth hormone, prostate cancer or cancer growth?
There is no evidence to suggest the growth factors in colostrum support cancer growth.
Great video! I'm interested in buying the colostrum from your website. Do you recommend the watermelon flavor, or original?
I don't see colostrum (yet). The brand mentioned in the video is just one I used. But I always recommend unflavored versions because most flavors are made in the lab, even the "natural" ones.
Will it still be beneficial if I add the powder to my coffee/cacao? Or will the heat destroy the benefits?
Good question. It depends on the temperature of your beverage. I'd say that if you stay within normal drinking temperatures, you should be fine. But anything over 104 F can cause proteins (including enzymes) to degrade.
Can you take this supplement for you lactose intolerance?
There might be residual amounts of lactose in colostrum, so you'd have to test and see how you respond to it.
Can this colostrum can cure diabetis?
No. You can cure type-2 by stop eating carbs. I'm not aware of a cure for type-1.
Does this help anxiety.......and sleep??
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How much per day?
Are you asking how much colostrum you should consume daily? That depends on your goals. Three grams is what I consume daily.
I've purchased equip core colostrum with your code , what would be the best dosage and time like in the morning on empty stomach or so, for severe gut problems?
I’d take it on an empty stomach. Start with a single serving and increase to up to three over the course of a few weeks. Pay attention to how your gut responds to it.
Awesome thanks ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
No problem 👍
they only sell at feed store for cows. this should be okay ?
Make sure it's food grade and meant for human consumption. I'd rather order online.
Does this have more estrogen than a glass of milk or less?
That depends what amount of colostrum you use for comparison. But even a glass of milk (from responsibly raised dairy cows) has only trace amounts of estrogen and nothing you should be worried about. Your favorite hand soap, plastic food storage containers and other things have more estrogen (or estrogen-mimicking compounds) than milk.
Can i give it to my 4 year old?
Of course. All mammals are used to colostrum from birth :)
Would mixing bovine colostrum and whey protein be a bad idea?
No, I don't think that's a bad idea at all.
Can I take it empty stomach 1 teaspoon with water or less?
You sure can!
I've started taking this product along with turmeric (both powder form) before I go to bed. I'll say this; Most every night, this stuff makes me sleep like a baby.
I really think I've stumbled upon something really good with this combination.
PS - I also give my cat a small dose of the colostrum 3 times per week.
Have you tried taking only one of those two to see which ones helps the most or if you only see those benefits when combining them?
How old is your cat , & how much do you give him , please???
@@marywoodard4241 I have a 16 year-old Siamese cat 🐈. I mix the colostrum in her Hartz stew 3 times a week. She is a small cat (no more than 12 pounds), so I give her a little less than half of a teaspoon.
I really think it helps her. Her coat is incredibly shiny, and she seems to be in excellent shape for her age (or any age).
If you have kidney issues at all don't over do the tumeric
no anti inflammatory benefits?
That too. You can learn more at michaelkummer.com/health/bovine-colostrum-benefits/
How many mg of total colostrum do you need to take each day???
Depends on what you're trying to accomplish. I usually take 1-2 tablespoons.
Did anyone in your family have allergies to dairy though? And if so, were they able to tolerate colostrum?
We all don't do well with pasteurized dairy but are fine with raw dairy. Despite that, we do fine with pasteurized colostrum (I haven't found raw colostrum yet).
@@MichaelKummer Thanks for letting me know. I have big skin sensitivity issues with both types of dairy but tried the colostrum last night and woke up with no issues whatsoever!
If they give it to us what about the baby cow?
Modern cows produce much more milk (including colostrum) than calves need. So the calf drinks first and what's left is turned into supplements.
Goat colostrum okay for men?
Sure
I purchased some liquid colostrum from a Amish dairy farmer. How much do you use if it’s liquid?
If it's pure colostrum, an ounce of two a day is likely sufficient.
You can drink a whole litre
good vid
Thanks! 🙏🏻
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No recommendations on dosage amounts?
Dosing depends on several factors and your individual needs and ranges from a tablespoon to two teaspoons per day or even more.
@@MichaelKummer I just purchased the Colostrum product Armra. 1 serving is 1 gram. and 1 gram per day is r minimum recommended dose. I'm extremely healthy and am just taking 1 per day as a defense measure.
@@bryantcofty2709 I just started taking that same brand colostrum
Not easy to find the first milk fresh on the market. The traditional way of preparing it is to bake it into a cheese form, which breaks down the enzymes.
Nope, you almost have to know a farmer (or raise your own dairy cows).
Yea, you don't want to cook colostrum.
Any suggestion where I could get it from goats milk?
I haven't seen goat milk colostrum. Maybe ask around local farms if they sell fresh goat colostrum.
@@MichaelKummer okay got it, only asking cause I've seen tons of comments saying it's easier to digest
@@Rragestudios Goat milk appears to be easier to digest, but I think this statement is related to pasteurized milk (pasteurization alters proteins which can cause issues in some people). So it is possible that pasteurized goat milk colostrum is easier to digest but I never saw that in a product so far.
@@MichaelKummer gotcha. I found one online looks like a reputable company/farm, but. I just want to make sure I'm getting the best quality possible. Is there one you specifically recommend ?
@@Rragestudios I use Equip's Colostrum: michaelkummer.com/go/equipcorecolostrum
👍👍👍
I want my kids to start supplementing with colostrum during the winter but the colostrum doesn’t break up very well in liquids (it’s chunky) Any tips?
We mix it with apple sauce for our kids!
I also find if you want to mix with liquids add a small amount of liquid first to form a paste then slowly add more, this drastically reduces it being chunky. Yogurt is a good option too.
But I have intolerance? So it’s not for me..
Are you sensitive to casein or lactose?
@@MichaelKummer yes both
You might find products made from A2/A2 cows that contain lactase that might work for you.
@@MichaelKummer sorry I have no intolerance but I’m on a AIP diet and diary is out of that
@@chuntathecat4222 In your initial comment you said you have intolerances. That's why I asked.
So it doesn’t cause cancer?!
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doesn’t this have estrogen?
Colostrum has only trace amounts of estrogen.
Women should take goat colostrum, men cow colostrum.
According to who?
But that's not human milk
It's not but its chemical composition is relatively close. In other words, humans can benefits from many of the nutrients in bovine colostrum. Of course, nothing beats human colostrum but that's hard to come by :)
mmm human milk
come on…
Come on what?
@@MichaelKummer Big pharma bot
@@MichaelKummershe’s probably a vegan lol
Eileen!
😂😂😂😂😂😂@@dagobahbud
Taking colostrum made me homosexual
Colostrum is an amazing supplement with a variety of health benefits, but changing sexual orientation isn’t one of them! Jokes aside, I always encourage everyone to research supplements and find what works for their unique health needs.