Comments on: Are ill people being duped by so-called ‘stem cell’ based products?

By: John Gaudio

Sun, 17 Apr 2016 00:02:09 +0000

Your blog without corrections continues to misguide people, anything that supports stem cell nutrition is a positive and if I may add improves the ability of the immune system to work more effectively. I am disappointed that a person of Dr Connor knowledge has not done the research to make this very broad statement.
Dr Connor is bemused by the ‘bloodstream’ claim. “What do they actually mean? We don’t necessarily want them [stem cells] floating around in the bloodstream. We want them targeted to the site of repair,” she says. “It [the claim] actually doesn’t mean anything to us scientifically.”
Colostrum MAX is high in PRP’s (Info Peptides that direct repair to the site of insult). Suggested reading of this book Peptide Immunotherapy Colostrum – A Physician’s Reference Guide by Andrew M. Keech, PhD, with a 1000 references and related studies. I will add a disclaimer that all colostrum products are not the same and that may account for the variations in results from great to hopeless.
First milking colostrum supports “between” 4.5% to 5% Proline Rich Polypeptides and the synergistic value of natural colostrum that is collected in the first 16 hours after the birth of the calf. Flash pasteurization and liposomal coating to deliver the best result. From our research now after 5 years we have noted the best results are from between 5 grams a day to 10 grams a day for therapeutic support. May I add this support is to the body and the body does the repair, because that is what it is designed to do.
It is worth reading Dr Keech’s book to understand the complexity and synergistic support of Colostrum.

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By: therese berg

Tue, 04 Feb 2014 10:01:52 +0000

Hi I am appalled by your lack of knowledge about colostrum. A friend of mine swears by it..she has ms. I can tell you why there hasn’t been any scientific research in this field. …they are scared of being humiliated if they happen to prove there are links between stemcell growth and colostrum. Humilated by us the people for not finding this out sooner. I am trialing colostem myself for things…only been one week soon…so too early to tell. Will keep you posted cause if there is something good in this supplement. Then people have the right to know.

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By: Janet Rusky

Thu, 08 Nov 2012 07:08:28 +0000

It is time that these “doctors” open up for alternative medicine like Colostrum but they don’t want to know about it since it is not a ‘drug’. Doctors only prescribe drugs to take the symptoms away of a disease, colostrum can heal many of them. There are 6700 scientific papers around all stating the enormous healing powers that colostrum has. It is scientifically proven that Colostrum stimulates stem cell production. We have testimonials of dozens of people that had given up on their doctors because they couldn’t do anything for them. Now they are jumping around again enjoying quality of life.
Placebo? Who cares? If it makes them feel better, I’d be happy to sell it to them.

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By: Jean Beardsall

Sat, 29 Sep 2012 18:36:23 +0000

I belong to the adult stem cell foundation ASCF and am part of a clinical trial at the moment. I have recently had a stem cell transplant. ASCF strongly recommends using the right kind of colostrum to encourage proliferation of stem cells in the body. The brand Colostrum MAX is a “Listed Medicine” with the ARTG with therapeutic claims. Registration No: AUST L 190135. The product complies with regulations for sale as a dietary supplement in New Zealand.
Go to http://www.colostrumMAX.com to read more.

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