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Old 02-07-2016, 11:37 PM #1
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Has anyone tried this to heal their gut?
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Has anyone tried this to heal their gut?
TIA
No, but I am putting a little grassfed bovine colostrum into my smoothies for the past 2 weeks.
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Nope, but it makes sense, given that's one important way infants develop their microbiom.

I've also considered grassfed bovine colostrum, but don't consume dairy, so to speak, so I've put it off for now. Someone posted something about this a while back.

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Colostrum only comes in before the milk starts. I doubt there will be any colostrum in the human milk. Check on that before doing it.

But human milk is high in l-glutamine, which the GI tract uses to build good functional tissue. It is also high in cholesterol, compared to cows milk.
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