[Jacob-list] I-D Powder
Linda
patchworkfibers at alltel.net
Mon Aug 22 20:03:17 EDT 2005
The hype for the ID powder says it stimulates the immune system. From what you are saying (and I am not arguing - just asking, cause I don't know), the immune response would be focused on protecting the sheep against an attack of cattle colostrum (just in case my flock is invaded by cow colostrum *chuckle*), but the stimulation to the immune system might be of some use. ???
I'm not grossed out (that's hard to do!) and know a number of people that swear by a goat colostrum pudding or cheese for health, rather than ethnic, reasons. What, if any, would be the health benefits for people to ingest goat/cow colostrom?
Linda
Getting ready for 2006 lambs!
www.patchworkfibers.com
Registered Jacob Sheep, Angora Rabbits, Handspun Yarn
On Mon, 22 Aug 2005 19:51:09 EDT, Hobsickle at aol.com wrote:
> As I understand it, a vaccine teaches the immune system to
> recognize a specific virus/bacteria and develop antibodies
> (specific defenses) against it. I suppose that cattle colostrum
> may cause the sheep to make antibodies against cattle colostrum
> (for whatever tha's worth), but it probably also stimulates the
> sheep's more general defenses (white blood count, etc.).
>
> -Dan
>
> PS For whatever it's worth (and please don't get too grossed out),
> we delved into our ethnic heritage and found recipes for colostrum.
> We eat our cow colostrum in the form of colostrum ("beesting")
> pudding.
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