RГҐmГ¦lk Kosttilskud: Special Bekymringer

Hvis du er laktose intolerant eller vegetar, du kan vГ¦re bekymret for at tage colostrum kosttilskud. RГҐmГ¦lk er ikke som almindelig mГ¦lk og indeholder lidt til ingen spor af laktose. Et flertal af brugerne ikke rapportere et problem med lactose bekymringer. RГҐmГ¦lk har vГ¦ret brugt i ГҐrhundreder i Indien ved ayurvediske lГ¦ger og som en del af deres veganske kost, hvilket gГёr det sikkert og hensigtsmГ¦ssigt for vegetarer at forbruge. For dem, der er fuldstГ¦ndig laktose intolerant, anbefales det de bruger rГҐmГ¦lk vГ¦ske, fordi al laktose fjernes i denne form. Colostrum vГ¦ske har en kortere holdbarhed, og skal vГ¦re nedkГёlet, men indeholder alle de nГ¦ringsstoffer af de andre former for colostrum

Colostrum Supplement: ForeslГҐet Dose

Da alle er forskellige, kan det tage lidt tid at finde den optimale dosis til din personlige sundhed. Eksperter foreslog, at de bedste resultater, du starter ud med en hГёjere dosis af colostrum supplement, og langsomt arbejde ned, indtil du nГҐr et behageligt niveau, hvor du fГёler dig sund og fyldt med energi. For dem med symptomer, anbefales det, at 2.000 mg tages to gange dagligt. Justeringer kan foretages efter behov. Til forebyggende formГҐl, kan dosis blive mindre, men hvis du lytter til din krop, vil du vГ¦re i stand til at finde den optimale dosis til dit behov. Atleter kan tage mere (bedst for atleter i colostrum pulverform) colostrum kosttilskud, og det er bedst, hvis det tages cirka en time fГёr at arbejde ud.

Colostrum Kosttilskud: Er de sikre?

Colostrum har ingen kendte lГ¦gemiddelinteraktioner og er sikker til brug med bГёrn og endda kГ¦ledyr! BГёrn af kurset vil have en lavere dosis sГҐ en voksen ville, sГҐ det er vigtigt at lГ¦se vejledningen grundigt. RГҐmГ¦lk er en Гёkologisk supplement, som vil stГёtte i healing din krop, mens ridning det af toksiner. De fГёrste par dage kan vГ¦re ubehageligt, som du oplever en Гў в‚¬

healing krise ', mens din krop skyller sig af det giftige affald. De ubehagelige symptomer er midlertidige, og du vil fГёle dig mere energi, nГҐr din krop bliver renset. Hvis du er gravid eller ammende, skal du tjekke med din lГ¦ge, fГёr du tager dette eller andre tillГ¦g eller medicin.

Colostrum Supplement Forms

RГҐmГ¦lk kosttilskud kan tages en rГ¦kke forskellige mГҐder, herunder vГ¦ske, pulver, kapsler og tyggetabletter. Mens den generelt foretrukne metode til levering er i en kapsel, hvis du ikke er tryg ved at synke en pille, skal du blot blande rГҐmГ¦lk magt med en fГёdevare, sГҐsom yoghurt eller Г¦blemos. SГёrg for at drikke et helt glas vand og tage rГҐmГ¦lk pГҐ tom mave.

Colostrum Pulver

RГҐmГ¦lk kan tages i en rГ¦kke forskellige former, der hver har deres egen fordel. Det tager en masse af varme og tryk til fremstilling af tabletter, og under denne proces, er nogle af nГ¦ringsvГ¦rdien tabt. Kapsler er en pille, der indeholder colostrum pulver og kan vГ¦re en ideel mГҐde at tage supplement. Det er ogsГҐ muligt at kГёbe colostrum pulver, som kan blandes med en vГ¦ske og injested. Nogle undersГёgelser har antydet dette kan Гёge absorptionen af вЂ‹вЂ‹IGF1 og stГёtte atheletic ydeevne.

Colostrum Liquid

Colostrum vГ¦ske er den mindst forarbejdet af alle supplement former. Men det har en kortere holdbarhed derefter kapsler eller tabletter gГёr. VГ¦sentlige, er flydende colostrum behandlet som mГ¦lk, og skal holdes nedkГёlet og anvendes inden for en kort periode (normalt 30 dage eller derunder). Hvis formularens appellerer til dig, sГҐ sГёrg for at fГёlge anvisningerne for lagring og brug omhyggeligt.

Colostrum-Portal

weitere Infos auf der Startseite: www.colostrum-portal.com.

Colostrum für meinen Hund

Nun aber zu meiner Frage: Mein Hund (Parson Jack Russell Terrier) hat seit ca. 7 Jahren eine Grasmilben-Allergie, die meist im Mai beginnt und bis zum Herbst anhält. Vor allem wenn wir durch Wiesen spazieren gehen, juckt und knibbelt er sich anschließend so stark, daß er oft die Haut aufbeißt.

Bisher habe ich ihm immer eine Spritze beim Tierarzt geben lassen, ich glaube mit Cortison. Jedenfalls war danach immer Ruhe.

Bis dann Aerobic-Maus und Hund (Wufff)

Re: Colostrum für meinen Hund

ich finde es gut, das es auch eine Seite für Tiere gibt,denn was für den Menschen gut ist, ist auch für Tier gut!

Die Katze meiner Schwester hatte eine Blasenentzündung und ich hatte Ihr empfohlen der Katze Colostrum zu geben, es hatte gut angeschlagen , die Katze war nach drei Tagen wieder putz munter!

ich habe einen Hund, namens Filou. Er hatte sich im Sommer eine Granne in der Pfote eingefangen, was dann zu einer offenen Wunde führte mit dem Endresultat eines Fistelkanals. Die Wunde hat ganz schön gesuppt. Eigentlich sollte die ganze Pfote unter Narkose aufgeschnitten werden, um den Fremdkörper zu finden. Glücklicherweise und in letzter Minute konnte die Granne aus der Wunde entfernt werden. Die Pfote sah nicht wirklich schön aus . Zur Wundheilung gab ich meinem Hund flüssiges Colostrum. Nach nur 4 Tagen war alles abgeheilt. Der Tierarzt war echt überrascht

Aber Du willst ja, dass erst gar keine Apthen entstehen, da ist eine gute Immunabwehr sicherlich wieder günstig. Und die erhälst Du durch eine kurmäßig angewendete Colostrumgabe. Aber bitte als Kur und nicht dauerhaft. Denn der Körper Deines Hundes soll ja eigentlich selber eine Imunabwehr aufbauen. Und der Literatur zur Folge, kannst du diesen Prozess wieder mit einer Colostrumkur anregen.

Vitamins For Dogs: 3 Reasons To Stay Away

You probably give your dog vitamins for one of three reasons:

She has a health issue and you want the vitamins to help
You want to make extra sure she’s getting all the vitamins she needs to stay healthy
You’re feeding her a complete food so it contains the vitamins she needs

If you think these are great reasons for your dog to get vitamins and supplements, you’re not the only one. In 2014 pet owners spent $541 million on supplements alone … and that number is expected to be nearly $700 million in 2019.

That’s a lot of money!

But before you dig deeper into your pockets, let’s take a realistic look at whether vitamins are the best investment you can make in your dog’s health …

… because there are three important reasons why vitamins might not be a great idea.

Where Do Vitamins Come From?

Most people think vitamins are natural. But most of the vitamins you’ll find in your dog’s supplements or food are made from waste products from the petroleum and coal industries and hydrogenated sugars.

Here are a few examples of the products your dog’s vitamins were made from:

Methanol, benzene, petroleum esters, acetylene, refined fish or palm oils

Coal tar derivatives, hydrochloric acid, acetonitrile with ammonia

Isobutyraldehyde with formaldehyde

Cobalamins reacted with cyanide (yep – cyanide)

Hydrogenated sugar processed with acetone

Irradiated animal fat/cattle brains or solvently extracted

There’s really nothing natural happening here!

The truth is, vitamins are often made from these industrial waste products simply because it’s cheaper and because they last longer than the vitamins found in real foods. This means they can sit on shelves for months or years and can also be added to foods in super high doses.

But these cheap synthetic vitamins probably aren’t giving your dog the benefits he needs.

“Synthetic B-12 is made by combining cobalt and cyanide (yes, cyanide).”

Do Man-Made Vitamins Work The Same As Real Vitamins?

Naturally occurring vitamins and synthetic vitamins are different … really different.

They’re not in the same chemical form and your dog’s body will have trouble recognizing and using the fake, synthetic vitamins. There are many studies showing that synthetic vitamins aren’t as bioavailable (which means your dog can’t use them like real vitamins from food).

This means most of the synthetic vitamins you put into your dog aren’t recognizable by his body and so they’re treated as toxins and excreted from the body (this is why your pee is yellow and smelly when you take vitamins … it’s detoxification).

This is hard on your dog’s kidneys and, over time, they can burn out.

So next, let’s look at some vitamins and compare them to their natural, food-based counterparts.

Made In China

You may be trying to avoid Chinese ingredients for your dog. And that’s an excellent idea because China has a terrible track record when it comes to food safety … in 2007 alone, synthetic vitamin premixes from China killed over 4,000 cats and dogs.

Yet China owns over 90% of the vitamin C market in the US and most of the vitamins in dog foods are manufactured in China and India.

This should worry you because only 2 percent of all imported vitamins are inspected. And China’s top vitamin and supplement producing areas are among the most polluted in the world.

Finding Real Vitamins

So synthetic vitamins aren’t a good choice for your dog. That’s obvious. But nearly all pet supplements and foods contain them. So how do you avoid giving your dog synthetic vitamins?

First, pay attention to the food you’re feeding your dog.

Finding Synthetic Vitamins In Dog Foods

Nearly every commercial pet food, even some raw diets, contain synthetic vitamins. In fact most kibbles and canned foods rely on synthetic vitamins for your dog’s nutrition.

(What synthetic vitamins and other hidden ingredients are lurking in your dog’s food? Click here …)

Look for fresh whole foods that don’t rely on synthetic vitamins. Here are the synthetic and natural forms of some common vitamins:

Fish oils
Acetate, palmitate, if source not given

Vitamin B-1

Yeast
Thiamine, thiamine mononitrate, thiamine hydrochloride

Vitamin B3

Yeast
Niacin, nicotinic acid

Vitamin B5

Yeast, rice bran, liver
Calcium pantothenate, d-pantothenate, panthenol

Vitamin B6

Yeast
Pyridoxine hydrochloride

Vitamin B9

Yeast, liver, folate
Folic acid, pteroylglutamic acid

Vitamin B12

Liver, fermented foods
Cyanocobalamin

Rose hips, citrus fruit, acerola berries, camu camu berries, amla berries
Ascorbic acid, if source not given

Fish oils
Vitamin D2, ergosteral, calciferol

Vegetable oil, wheat germ oil, alpha-tocopherol, tocopherol
dl-alpha tocopherol (the d or dl form of any vitamin is synthetic)

Here’s an ingredient label from a “natural” kibble … you can see that it’s fortified with synthetic vitamins.

Look for the same on your dog’s bag or can of food … and if you see these chemicals, look for a food that doesn’t contain them.

Here’s an ingredient label from a kibble that doesn’t rely on synthetic, chemical-based vitamins for its nutrition.

While virtually every kibble on the planet is fortified with synthetic vitamins or minerals, there are three that I’m aware of that aren’t. These are:

That’s a pretty short list. The rest of the hundreds of commercial foods all rely on synthetic, chemical-based nutrition.

There are also quite a few raw foods that contain whole food vitamins, along with important cofactors and critical phytonutrients that make them useable and safe for your dog.

Vitamins In Supplements

If you’re giving your dog a supplement, these are also commonly loaded with synthetic vitamins. Look for a supplement that includes whole food vitamins instead of their synthetic counterparts.

You can tell by looking for the synthetic names above. If the label looks like it has chemicals on it, then they’re chemicals! These fake vitamins, even if they say they’re vitamins, are chemical isolates, most likely manufactured from petroleum and coal tar waste.

There are whole food multivitamins and single vitamins available for your dog. Some natural food-based brands include:

There are many other healthy supplements that use herbs and natural products instead of synthetic vitamins … now that you know what to look for, you’ll be able to tell, just by looking at the label.

In summary, researchers don’t know all that much about how synthetic vitamins work in our dogs’ bodies and there’s even research showing they can cause health issues and even premature death in your dog.

(Related: If you’d like to learn more about synthetic vitamins, as well as other hidden ingredients that could be lurking in your dog’s food, click here for more information.)

References and more information here:

About the Author Dana Scott

Dana Scott is the Founder and CEO of Dogs Naturally Magazine. She also breeds award winning Labrador Retrievers under the Fallriver prefix. Dana has been a raw feeding, natural rearing breeder since the 90's and is a sought after speaker and outspoken advocate for natural health care for dogs and people. Dana works tirelessly to educate pet owners so they can influence veterinary medicine and change current vaccine, food and preventive health practices. Visit Dana's Labradors at Fallriver Labs

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Vitamins For Dogs: 3 Reasons To Stay Away

You probably give your dog vitamins for one of three reasons:

She has a health issue and you want the vitamins to help
You want to make extra sure she’s getting all the vitamins she needs to stay healthy
You’re feeding her a complete food so it contains the vitamins she needs

That’s a lot of money!

But before you dig deeper into your pockets, let’s take a realistic look at whether vitamins are the best investment you can make in your dog’s health …

… because there are three important reasons why vitamins might not be a great idea.

Where Do Vitamins Come From?

Here are a few examples of the products your dog’s vitamins were made from:

Methanol, benzene, petroleum esters, acetylene, refined fish or palm oils

Coal tar derivatives, hydrochloric acid, acetonitrile with ammonia

Isobutyraldehyde with formaldehyde

Cobalamins reacted with cyanide (yep – cyanide)

Hydrogenated sugar processed with acetone

Irradiated animal fat/cattle brains or solvently extracted

There’s really nothing natural happening here!

But these cheap synthetic vitamins probably aren’t giving your dog the benefits he needs.

“Synthetic B-12 is made by combining cobalt and cyanide (yes, cyanide).”

Do Man-Made Vitamins Work The Same As Real Vitamins?

Naturally occurring vitamins and synthetic vitamins are different … really different.

This is hard on your dog’s kidneys and, over time, they can burn out.

So next, let’s look at some vitamins and compare them to their natural, food-based counterparts.

Made In China

Yet China owns over 90% of the vitamin C market in the US and most of the vitamins in dog foods are manufactured in China and India.

This should worry you because only 2 percent of all imported vitamins are inspected. And China’s top vitamin and supplement producing areas are among the most polluted in the world.

Finding Real Vitamins

So synthetic vitamins aren’t a good choice for your dog. That’s obvious. But nearly all pet supplements and foods contain them. So how do you avoid giving your dog synthetic vitamins?

First, pay attention to the food you’re feeding your dog.

Finding Synthetic Vitamins In Dog Foods

Nearly every commercial pet food, even some raw diets, contain synthetic vitamins. In fact most kibbles and canned foods rely on synthetic vitamins for your dog’s nutrition.

(What synthetic vitamins and other hidden ingredients are lurking in your dog’s food? Click here …)

Look for fresh whole foods that don’t rely on synthetic vitamins. Here are the synthetic and natural forms of some common vitamins:

Fish oils
Acetate, palmitate, if source not given