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Thu Jun 14, 2012 9:53 am      Reply with quote
I first read about this in the late 90s as an anti aging supplement but then stopped hearing about it as other supplements like resveratrol became more popular. Does anyone use this?
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Fri Jun 15, 2012 7:13 am      Reply with quote
Hmm suprised people don't know more about this; colostrum I've read has fountain of youth qualities:
http://www.alignlife.com/articles/acidity/Colostrum_Holds_Key_to_Fountain_of_Youth.html

I first read this article in the late 90s:
http://www.icnr.org/articles/has-she-found-the-fountain-of-youth.html

Maybe this thread should be moved.
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Fri Jun 15, 2012 7:41 am      Reply with quote
It really is miraculous stuff. Unfortunately, a lot of the peptides are broken down in the digestive tract. Still there is a lot of evidence that it fights inflammation and enhances immunity.

I don't think the fountain of youth exists. We all age, grow old and die, point is to do so as well as we can to keep quality of life as high as possible.
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Fri Jun 15, 2012 7:46 am      Reply with quote
Lotusesther wrote:


I don't think the fountain of youth exists. We all age, grow old and die, point is to do so as well as we can to keep quality of life as high as possible.


Very well said, and I could not agree with you more!
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Fri Jun 15, 2012 9:04 am      Reply with quote
Personally I'm gonna keep on believin. Come on, this forum is all about spraying Ageless Secret Gold on your face then blowdrying and doing LED. Colostrum is probably really good and could just kick myself for not using it the last 10 years.

Here is the best brand from what I've read, Surthrival. Note the good skin:
http://www.surthrival.com/portfolios/colostrum/
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Fri Jun 15, 2012 1:18 pm      Reply with quote
Purely anecdotal but this is my experience w/bovine colostrum supplements:

I took it for about a year to treat toenail fungus that I had been battling for 10 years (from wearing someone else's shoes...not a good idea anyway). I also trimmed the fungus areas of the nails back to the quick and kept my feet dry.

It took about a year, but the fungus was cured and hasnt come back.

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Fri Jun 15, 2012 3:08 pm      Reply with quote
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Personally I'm gonna keep on believin. Come on, this forum is all about spraying Ageless Secret Gold on your face then blowdrying and doing LED.


LOL. Believe me, I am still searching for that "ageless secret". I am a realist, however, and do not believe in the fountain of youth, but that doesn't mean I am going to go down without a fight!
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Fri Jun 15, 2012 3:12 pm      Reply with quote
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gretchen wrote:
Personally I'm gonna keep on believin. Come on, this forum is all about spraying Ageless Secret Gold on your face then blowdrying and doing LED.


LOL. Believe me, I am still searching for that "ageless secret". I am a realist, however, and do not believe in the fountain of youth, but that doesn't mean I am going to go down without a fight!


Hi Rileygirl, let me know when you find the secret. I want in. Maybe we can build a time machine for our face. Laughing

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Fri Jun 15, 2012 3:16 pm      Reply with quote
LOL. I will let you know if I ever find it, Cookie! (Time machine for the face - now that could be a real money maker if it would work!) Very Happy
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Fri Jun 15, 2012 10:44 pm      Reply with quote
I got interested in colustrum last year but never started taking it. If you look on iherb there is a variety of price points and almost everyone seems to get benefit

http://www.iherb.com/Search?kw=colustrum&x=9&y=14
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Tue Jun 19, 2012 8:20 am      Reply with quote
It's apparently a pretty rad supplement:
http://www.secrets-of-longevity-in-humans.com/colostrum-benefits.html

Organic colostrum benefits and rebuilds the human body at a deep foundational level

It builds, repairs, strengthens and restores:

~the hormonal system back to levels associated with youth
~the immune system to it's top fighting form
~the digestive system to it's optimal function
~and it even provides you with every basic essential nutrient known
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Mon Jul 30, 2012 9:41 am      Reply with quote
All,

I have been discussing colustrum with Lotusether, and she shared that it is often used as part of the media used to grow stem cells. Shock I found this a bit surprising considering that a stem cell expert recently referred to it as archaic (or something like that) when referencing an Environ Colostrum product. But this leads me to believe that it definitely more beneficial that some people would like us to believe.

Here is an article about stem cell media, if you are interested in reading more...there are some bovine colostrum footnotes, and I will be looking for more info later.

Serum-free Cell Culture: The Serum-free Media Interactive Online Database
http://www.goodcellculture.com/media/documents/ALTEX27_53_2010.pdf

Then I found the Stem Cell Worx product that states "Colostrum – is a natural vaccine that supports the body's natural release of adult stem cells from the bone marrow into the blood stream." (FYI...I have NO idea of this stuff works or not)
http://www.stemcellworx.com.au/

Lotusesther is doing her own DIY Colostrum facial treatment, which can be found here:
http://www.essentialdayspa.com/forum/viewthread.php?tid=46554

To Gretchen's point about colostrum as a supplement, I was also surprised to see so much info on colostrum improving leaky gut (which I am sure I have). I may have to start taking this stuff into my protein shakes!

http://www.naturalnews.com/031500_colostrum_leaky_gut_syndrome.html

http://www.adultstemcellfoundation.org/adukt-stem-cell-foundation-endorses-Colostrum-MAX.html

There is more research for me to do, but I am going to definitely spend some time looking into this further! Who needs new skincare technology if the old stuff may work just as well? Very Happy

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Mon Jul 30, 2012 11:16 am      Reply with quote
http://www.google.com/patents/US4440860

There are several studies on the internet about the use of colostrum as part of cell culture medium.

For the geeks among us, here an overview of growth factors etc. in colostrum:

http://newimagegroup.co.nz/manager/images/stories/documents/growth%20factors%20and%20antimicrobial%20factors%20in%20colostrum%20pakkanen%20and%20aalto.pdf
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Mon Jul 30, 2012 11:27 am      Reply with quote
Lotusesther wrote:
http://www.google.com/patents/US4440860

There are several studies on the internet about the use of colostrum as part of cell culture medium.

For the geeks among us, here an overview of growth factors etc. in colostrum:

http://newimagegroup.co.nz/manager/images/stories/documents/growth%20factors%20and%20antimicrobial%20factors%20in%20colostrum%20pakkanen%20and%20aalto.pdf


Thanks!

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Mon Jul 30, 2012 11:35 am      Reply with quote
Thank you Bethany and Lotusesther. Very interesting links.
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Fri Aug 17, 2012 9:08 pm      Reply with quote
I ordered and started taking a colostrum supplement today in tablet form...it tastes fruity, so I am over the first hump of a possible bad taste. I'll let you know if I experience any changes!

http://www.firstmilking.com/

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rileygirl wrote:
gretchen wrote:
Personally I'm gonna keep on believin. Come on, this forum is all about spraying Ageless Secret Gold on your face then blowdrying and doing LED.


LOL. Believe me, I am still searching for that "ageless secret". I am a realist, however, and do not believe in the fountain of youth, but that doesn't mean I am going to go down without a fight!


Hi Rileygirl, let me know when you find the secret. I want in. Maybe we can build a time machine for our face. Laughing


can you do one for the whole body please!!! ok I am game to take the suppliment

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Sun Aug 19, 2012 4:32 am      Reply with quote
I've been adding Colostrum Powder into my morning protein shake for a couple of months - I've also been using the Environ Colostrum Gel which I'm not that crazy about. Nothing to report as yet.

I've just seen Lotusesther's thread about DIYing a colostrum serum, so might give that a go with my powder - I wonder if it would dissolve in Aloe Vera Gel?

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The Colostrum Powder mixes beautifully into the Aloe Vera Gel - it makes a rather lovely creamy consistency. I rubbed it into the back of my hands and it left them feeling and looking as though I'd applied a silicone product - very, very smooth. It sunk right in, was a little tacky but then dried completely. It also smells lovely!

I'm going to try this on my face in the morning - I already mix my Vitamin C Powder into Aloe Vera Gel so I think I'll just add a small scoop of the Colostrum Powder into the mix as well. Will update in the morning what I think.

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The Colostrum Powder mixes beautifully into the Aloe Vera Gel - it makes a rather lovely creamy consistency. I rubbed it into the back of my hands and it left them feeling and looking as though I'd applied a silicone product - very, very smooth. It sunk right in, was a little tacky but then dried completely. It also smells lovely!

I'm going to try this on my face in the morning - I already mix my Vitamin C Powder into Aloe Vera Gel so I think I'll just add a small scoop of the Colostrum Powder into the mix as well. Will update in the morning what I think.


This is exactly what I felt with the stemulation products, so it was the aloe! Those felt as if they left a film on my face, stayed a bit tacky, does this do that on you?

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The Colostrum Powder mixes beautifully into the Aloe Vera Gel - it makes a rather lovely creamy consistency. I rubbed it into the back of my hands and it left them feeling and looking as though I'd applied a silicone product - very, very smooth. It sunk right in, was a little tacky but then dried completely. It also smells lovely!

I'm going to try this on my face in the morning - I already mix my Vitamin C Powder into Aloe Vera Gel so I think I'll just add a small scoop of the Colostrum Powder into the mix as well. Will update in the morning what I think.


Much cheaper than Environ too!!!

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Keliu wrote:
The Colostrum Powder mixes beautifully into the Aloe Vera Gel - it makes a rather lovely creamy consistency. I rubbed it into the back of my hands and it left them feeling and looking as though I'd applied a silicone product - very, very smooth. It sunk right in, was a little tacky but then dried completely. It also smells lovely!

I'm going to try this on my face in the morning - I already mix my Vitamin C Powder into Aloe Vera Gel so I think I'll just add a small scoop of the Colostrum Powder into the mix as well. Will update in the morning what I think.


This is exactly what I felt with the stemulation products, so it was the aloe! Those felt as if they left a film on my face, stayed a bit tacky, does this do that on you?


I've been mixing Vitamin Powder with Aloe for around 18 months now and have no problem with it being sticky or leaving a film on my face. I apply this directly after cleansing but leave around ten minutes before I continue with my other serus. Also I get no balling up.

Adding the Colostrum Powder turned the gel creamy - it was only sticky for a few moments then sunk right in and left my skin very smooth - but I wouldn't describe it as a film on the skin. Also, after I apply the Aloe and C I wash my hands because of the tackiness - I didn't need to wash my hands after mixing in the Colostrum Powder.

It's morning here and I'm about to go through my a.m. routine - so I'll report back after I've tried my new mix.

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Sun Aug 19, 2012 4:11 pm      Reply with quote
I forgot to say that I've been going through tubes of Aloe lately because I use it as a conductor for my microcurrent and ultrasound treatments - and I don't wash it off the face afterwards. I have no problem whatsoever with any tacky feeling or balling up of products which I apply later on. I can't say the same for the Environ Colostrum Gel - that balls up with my other products.

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I might add this to as ingredient in one of my other creams and use it with the short needled roller.

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