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stephec
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 Posted: Tue Mar 29, 2011 11:34 am Post subject: Colostrum - Anyone Tried It? |
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| I was thinking of giving this a go as my long work hours lately have knocked me out a bit, just wondering if anyone has noticed a difference to their immune system whilst on it? |
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Hans Datdodishes
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Yeah I had it for a couple of months. Didn't get any colds or owt until I moved onto rusks
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DenHaag
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| Posted: Tue Mar 29, 2011 2:11 pm Post subject: Re: Colostrum - Anyone Tried It? |
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| stephec wrote: |
| I was thinking of giving this a go as my long work hours lately have knocked me out a bit, just wondering if anyone has noticed a difference to their immune system whilst on it? |
Is that measurable in some way? |
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stephec
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| Posted: Wed Mar 30, 2011 3:57 pm Post subject: Re: Colostrum - Anyone Tried It? |
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| DenHaag wrote: |
| stephec wrote: |
| I was thinking of giving this a go as my long work hours lately have knocked me out a bit, just wondering if anyone has noticed a difference to their immune system whilst on it? |
Is that measurable in some way? |
Which, long hours kicking me in the knackers, or the colostrum working?
According to the comic it's the latest wonder suppliment, although they surprisingly recommend Neovite Colostrum, I wonder if they're an advertiser in there?
And not wanting to believe everything I read I thought I'd look on here for some good advice.  |
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DenHaag
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| Posted: Wed Mar 30, 2011 5:19 pm Post subject: Re: Colostrum - Anyone Tried It? |
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| stephec wrote: |
| DenHaag wrote: |
| stephec wrote: |
| I was thinking of giving this a go as my long work hours lately have knocked me out a bit, just wondering if anyone has noticed a difference to their immune system whilst on it? |
Is that measurable in some way? |
Which, long hours kicking me in the knackers, or the colostrum working?
According to the comic it's the latest wonder suppliment, although they surprisingly recommend Neovite Colostrum, I wonder if they're an advertiser in there?
And not wanting to believe everything I read I thought I'd look on here for some good advice. |
If you think you're run down due to overwork there's only one answer I'm afraid. |
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| Posted: Wed Mar 30, 2011 5:26 pm Post subject: |
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| Hans Datdodishes wrote: |
| Yeah I had it for a couple of months. Didn't get any colds or owt until I moved onto rusks |
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| Better finding a lactating mum and ask her nicely.......... |
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stephec
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| Posted: Tue Apr 05, 2011 12:48 pm Post subject: |
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| Better finding a lactating mum and ask her nicely.......... |
Works out a bit expensive on some other sites I've checked. |
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EllieBoots
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| Better finding a lactating mum and ask her nicely.......... |
Works out a bit expensive on some other sites I've checked. |
I can remember seeing a lingerie range for lactating mums called 'Hot Milk'   Is it me, or is that just a little bit wrong wrong diddly wrong wrong?  |
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| EllieBoots wrote: |
| stephec wrote: |
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| Better finding a lactating mum and ask her nicely.......... |
Works out a bit expensive on some other sites I've checked. |
I can remember seeing a lingerie range for lactating mums called 'Hot Milk' Is it me, or is that just a little bit wrong wrong diddly wrong wrong? |
What Organic Shiite New age bohemian be kind to Pandas beer are you drinking ?
f.f.s 
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DenHaag
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| tommo wrote: |
| EllieBoots wrote: |
| stephec wrote: |
| peter post wrote: |
| Better finding a lactating mum and ask her nicely.......... |
Works out a bit expensive on some other sites I've checked. |
I can remember seeing a lingerie range for lactating mums called 'Hot Milk' Is it me, or is that just a little bit wrong wrong diddly wrong wrong? |
What Organic Shiite New age bohemian be kind to Pandas beer are you drinking ?
f.f.s |
any decent Pilsner would do. |
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DenHaag
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| Posted: Mon Apr 25, 2011 9:32 pm Post subject: |
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| tommo wrote: |
| EllieBoots wrote: |
| stephec wrote: |
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| Better finding a lactating mum and ask her nicely.......... |
Works out a bit expensive on some other sites I've checked. |
I can remember seeing a lingerie range for lactating mums called 'Hot Milk' Is it me, or is that just a little bit wrong wrong diddly wrong wrong? |
What Organic New age bohemian be kind to Pandas beer are you drinking ?
f.f.s |
any decent Pilsner would do. |
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| EllieBoots wrote: |
| stephec wrote: |
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| Better finding a lactating mum and ask her nicely.......... |
Works out a bit expensive on some other sites I've checked. |
I can remember seeing a lingerie range for lactating mums called 'Hot Milk' Is it me, or is that just a little bit wrong wrong diddly wrong wrong? |
Have you got a link please?  
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fatface
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| Posted: Sat Apr 30, 2011 10:56 am Post subject: |
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i tried it.
loada bolleaux |
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DenHaag
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| Posted: Sat Apr 30, 2011 12:43 pm Post subject: |
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i tried it.
loada bolleaux |
what were you expecting it to do like? |
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martin smith
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| Posted: Sun May 01, 2011 7:03 am Post subject: |
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| fatface wrote: |
i tried it.
loada bolleaux |
Colostrum or maternity lingerie?
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EllieBoots
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| nettie biker wrote: |
| EllieBoots wrote: |
| stephec wrote: |
| peter post wrote: |
| Better finding a lactating mum and ask her nicely.......... |
Works out a bit expensive on some other sites I've checked. |
I can remember seeing a lingerie range for lactating mums called 'Hot Milk' Is it me, or is that just a little bit wrong wrong diddly wrong wrong? |
Have you got a link please? |
http://www.hotmilklingerie.com/
Wrong wrong diddly wrong wrong (not the concept, the name) |
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nettie biker
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| EllieBoots wrote: |
| nettie biker wrote: |
| EllieBoots wrote: |
| stephec wrote: |
| peter post wrote: |
| Better finding a lactating mum and ask her nicely.......... |
Works out a bit expensive on some other sites I've checked. |
I can remember seeing a lingerie range for lactating mums called 'Hot Milk' Is it me, or is that just a little bit wrong wrong diddly wrong wrong? |
Have you got a link please? |
http://www.hotmilklingerie.com/
Wrong wrong diddly wrong wrong (not the concept, the name) |
Top link Ellie Boots - good stuff Of course the name is wrong - if the milk were hot baby couldnt have it from the source as it'd need to cool down first 
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Mal Firth
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| Posted: Thu Sep 15, 2011 6:37 pm Post subject: Re: Colostrum - Anyone Tried It? |
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| I was thinking of giving this a go as my long work hours lately have knocked me out a bit, just wondering if anyone has noticed a difference to their immune system whilst on it? |
This idea first surfaced about 2001 when it was rumoured the Australian National Squad were using it. The colostrum was (apparently) the first milk generated by a cow after giving birth and was supposed to kick start the calf's immune system.
So if you decide to take it you could improve your immunity to the following diseases on this site: http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/topic_cattle_diseases 
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