Stop Wasting Your Money on Colostrum Supplements! | Dr. Steven Gundry
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- Опубліковано 7 тра 2024
- Curious about the hype surrounding colostrum supplements? Before you shell out your hard-earned cash on powders, pills, or any form of this miracle substance, tune in to this video!
Colostrum, often dubbed "liquid gold," is the vital first milk produced shortly after birth, brimming with nutrients beneficial to both animals and humans. But does it truly warrant all the buzz?
From TikTok to health experts, everyone's talking about its potential benefits. But is it worth the hype? Join me in this episode as I unravel the truth behind colostrum's trending status and whether it deserves a spot in your health regimen.
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When I saw colostrum on TikTok, I wondered what Dr. G would say about it. My thoughts are exactly the same.
I never tired the powder
I drink goat colostrum from my local farm I go off how I feel and everytime I drink it I feel absolutely amazing despite what this video says I think people should go off how they feel when they drink it
Goat colostrum is much better for humans than cow colostrum, may I ask how much this farmer is charging you for it? It must be a ton, because getting fresh colostrum is time sensitive and it spoils very fast because of the high amount of (beneficial) bacteria. Check if the farmer is selling it raw or pasteurized, if it's pasteurized most of the beneficial bacteria is dead.
Make it into kefir
For the majority of people, the bodies' natural, unmanipulated system of renewal every seven days is not working in most people. When it works correctly, the appearance can naturally regenerate every seven days and it is easy to work full days without getting tired. Colostrum helps the body regain natural regeneration.
Awesome! Thank you for the information!
I wasted 2 years on daily Colostrum supplements for fibromyalgia. I stopped last month.
Go 100% carnivore. Stop taking pills. Get in the sun. Get sleep. Get exercise.
Wich brand did you bought?
@@leonfilo47 I don’t actually remember because I tried a few. I started with a liquid which tasted pretty terrible.
I realized something interesting this week and I’m about to do a little test. I stopped colostrum in March. At the end of February, I had an allergy skin patch test and things looked normal. However, for the first spring ever, I can barely handle going outside when grass and tree pollen counts are high. My OTC allergy meds are not helping at all. I’m pretty miserable with coughing and full body itching. I can’t enjoy the weather. I wonder if Colostrum actually helped with allergies. I might start taking it again after seeing my ENT provider next week. If Colostrum doesn’t help with my allergies, then I’ll stop taking it because that might’ve been the only possible benefit.
Also, thank you so much for this video!
Thanks Doc !
Hey Dr. G, can you talk about NAC and GlyNAC?
I'm not a baby goat. I'm not a baby sheep. I'm batman!😮
it helps my cat who has catflu and is FIV positive so i dont know what my mans talking about.
It’s helpful for me because this is the first season I didn’t have allergies and my hair, skin and nails are amazing.
Dr Gundry, could you please make a video about Transfer Factor (4LifeResearch)?
I would like to know too
Pls doctor G post a list of veggies that we can eat everyday or we can eat just once a week or once in a month.iam naji from Beirut
Cruciferous vegetables are the best.
Thx
Anything about collagen peptides?
Thank you Dr Gundry this video is for me. I tried colostrum twice i make sure it was grass fed grass finished. It almost killed me. This is not for everyone
You tried the powder? How did it almost kill you??
I took it for few months. Doesn't make me any difference. In the end, I stop taking
I was "gifted" Colostrum from a person who feels they are an expert. I admit to taking these high cost capsules for about 2 years. They are going in the GARBAGE CAN. I saw a Gatroenterologist who stated, "You don't need colostrum," but didn't give any explanation. Thank you, Dr. Gundry, for all the shocking details we need to know.
You still sound slow on 2x speed
.... Until we see a Dr. Gundry label colostrum 😏
😜
Hahaha sad but true
Yep. Very weak and unconvincing argument against colostrum. Sounds more like he fell out with that leading colostrum producing company whilst trying to get his own brand so decided to go rogue on them and pump out a poorly referenced video to harm their sales. Not convinced at all by this video.
Stop wasting your money on colostrum or supplements. If you are eating a diet of real one ingredient low lectin foods you should have all the nutrition you need. The only supplement I may consider is a reliable mineral supplement because our dirt due to modern farming practices lacks nutrition of 50 years ago.
Recommending things based on your personal lifestyle and eating habits is not the best recommendation. That's why having different options that target different things is God's will. Any person catalogued as Dr. by "American" standards is a capitalist on your health sadly. They can talk nice but their interest is NOT healthy people. Their interest is that you come back for "health" advice when in reality you go back for your dependency in drug prescriptions on your side and their side you go for their expensive salaries and mortgages. These "doctors" lobby so that natural remedies live under the "we don't have sufficient evidence of it's effectiveness" category. 🎪🤡
Thank you. I have not bought into the hype.
Just have whey protien concentrate to get the lactoferrnin which is the key micronutrient for the colostrum benefit.
What if to drink milk instead?
I can't stop since I've never started.
But isn't Neu5gc also in the cheeses you have praised in several of your previous videos? Dr. Gundry, please explain the seeming contradiction.
He's full of them
No, actually there is no contradiction. Do a little research of your own and stop trying to be smart..
@@geoffbeach5650 Since Dr. Gundry himself has stated that NEu5gc is present in the milk of ruminant animals, and since cheese is made from milk, I assumed therefore that cheese is a source of Neu5Gc. But just to be certain, I went to ChatGPT and asked the question: Is NEu5gc present in cheese? Surprisingly, the answer is yes, it is. That caused me to wonder why Dr. Gundry would be singing the praises of some cheeses which, by definition, are sources of Neu5gc the same way that colostrum is. It's a contradiction, exactly as I said. If you have different information, please share it.
There is no Neu5Gc in hard cheeses like pecorino romano, which have been recommended by Gundry. The longer it's fermented, the more of the Neu5Gc is gone, so things like cottage cheese or Mozzarella still have some of it, due to the short time of lacto fermentation.
@@VinnyViral I assume this is a theory and there is no independent lab confirmation of this claim. I don't deny it's a nice theory, that bacteria metabolize Neu5Gc during fermentation such that there is no detectable level of it in the finished product. Maybe one day we'll know for sure. Until then, it's just a guess.
So, colostrum bad unless in diarescue ✍️
Dr. G, unfortunately, now your DiaResQ contains sucralose!🙃
Mine is first view.......it is a great honour to be first viewer of Dr Gundry's video 😊
❤😂
Yet you advocate the consumption of goat and sheep cheese. Another confusing contradiction.
Cheeses that are made optimally probably have reduced amounts of the not good sugar molecule in that protein. They also have the optimal casin protein in those cheeses in reduced amounts (probably). The point is to reduce the forms of dairy and meat products that contain not optimal sugar molecules and not optimal proteins by selecting the more optimal forms most of the time.
There is no Neu5Gc in hard cheeses like pecorino romano, which have been recommended by Gundry. The longer it's fermented, the more of the Neu5Gc is gone, so things like cottage cheese or Mozzarella still have some of it, due to the short time of lacto fermentation.
Cheese is completely different. It's like comparing steel beams to rubber. Both are building materials, but very different.
@VinnyViral are you saying than more sour the cottage cheese is than more fermented it is?