Re: Question for Andrew re colostrum

Posted by Andrew McAfee on
URL: https://www.es-forum.com/reply-to-Marc-tp1539966p1540005.html

Correct. Regular milk is dead milk and has no good bacteria so when it
is going bad, it truly has no good bacteria in it. I think the good
bacteria in Raw Organic is different when it ages. If you think that it
is truly sour, put it with Kefir grains to culture it and it becomes a
great source for different strains of essential intestinal flora. I am
not an expert on this. Call Mark at 1-800-RAW-MILK (toll free) and ask
him.
There is a health specialist that believes we should be eating
something cultured in every meal. I don't remember the name and I can
track it down if you need.
thanks,
Andrew



On Nov 22, 2005, at 12:19 AM, Cara wrote:

> Thanks Andrew. I agree the quality seems very high. Organic Pastures
> raw milk tastes
> better than any milk I've had since I was a kid, and the colostrum's
> flavor is like heavy
> cream (yum) even though the consistency is much lighter. I am hoping
> you're right about
> my husband's reaction = rebooting the digestive system.
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> Can you say more about how colostrum can still be good even if it is
> "old-smelling"? If this
> is so, how will I know when the colostrum is finally past its prime?
> It sounds like I can't
> gauge the same way I would regular milk?
>
> Cara
>
> --- In [hidden email], Andrew McAfee <amcafeerr@n...> wrote:
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>> I am glad that you are drinking Organic Pastures. The quality is
>> extremely high. I have never had that severe of a problem. In past I
>> have had intestinal action if I haven't been drinking it for a while.
>> My hunch is that he is doing deep healing and is rebooting his
>> digestive system. Even if the colostrum is old smelling it is still
>> good. I use it and raw organic milk to culture and have it sitting out
>> on the counter for days. Delicious!
>> I encourage you to call my brother Mark at Organic Pastures and talk
>> with him if you want more feedback or to talk with many hundreds of
>> others that drink his milk.
>> Do what feels right to you and your husband.
>> Andrew
>>
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>> On Nov 21, 2005, at 1:34 PM, Cara wrote:
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>>> Hi Andrew, a question about your experience with colostrum: did you
>>> experience a
>>> "healing crisis" (Herxheimer reaction) at first? My husband has been
>>> drinking Organic
>>> Pastures raw milk and colostrum regularly for maybe a week or two,
>>> and
>>> yesterday he
>>> started experiencing chills, stomach pain/cramps and bowel trouble.
>>> Ordinarily I'd assume
>>> the product had gone sour without us noticing, but it tasted and
>>> smelled fine, and my
>>> husband's intuition (surprisingly) told him to drink more, not less
>>> of
>>> the colostrum. This is
>>> in spite of the fact that he was laid up with stomach pain all day
>>> and
>>> night. I'm just
>>> wondering if this reaction is common and how long it lasts.
>>>
>>> Cara
>>>
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>>> --- In [hidden email], Andrew McAfee <amcafeerr@n...> wrote:
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>>>> What I do think is essential is RAW ORGANIC MILK products. These
>>>> cows
>>>> raised on organic alfalfa and in green pastures and are extremely
>>>> healthy animals. Their good bacteria count is extremely high and
>>>> kills
>>>> e-coli, salmonella, etc., and has essential probiotics for our
>>>> intestines and immune system.
>>>> Weston Price and Sally Fallon, Mercola all think raw milk, butter,
>>>> cheese, is essential.
>>>>
>>>> http://www.westonaprice.org/index.html
>>>> http://www.mercola.com/2003/mar/29/pasteurized_milk.htm
>>>>
>>>> Here are health benefits.
>>>> http://www.organicpastures.com/healthbenefits/
>>>> Yes, this is my brother's dairy and yes I am biased.
>>>>
>>>> Andrew
>>>>
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