Goat milk powder for nutrient absorption

Posted by orwalker @orwalker, Apr 8 12:57pm

Is anyone using goat milk powder and seeing any improvements in bone marker tests or dexa scan? To

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@jehg Thank you for sharing this helpful info! What is the name of the company? I’d like to avoid this one since I am also thinking of ordering goat milk powder.

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@malama The company was Eve Farm. Someone else on the thread has the same experience I did. I tossed the Eve Farm product and bought some from Micro Ingredients. I haven’t tried it yet, but the packaging looks much more legit—includes company phone number, address, etc.

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@gravity3
Thanks for your comments. One question: Why have you used so many of the varied osteoporosis drugs?

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Because I still have Osteoporosis but I still have Osteoporosis/osteopenia and I don't want to risk fractures at my age. By the way, I did start bhrt at 77 for an entirely different reason but knowing there would be some positives for my bones as well.

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@jehg Thank you for sharing this helpful info! What is the name of the company? I’d like to avoid this one since I am also thinking of ordering goat milk powder.

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@malama I also had ordered the Eve Farm product but it was taking forever to ship and thankfully was able to cancel the order. I ordered the Micro Ingredients version ...on amazon and it arrived quickly. I've used it for a few months. It's not the same taste as cream in my coffee so I add real cream as well 🙂 I get other products from Micro Ingredients and their quality seems good and consistent.

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@malama The company was Eve Farm. Someone else on the thread has the same experience I did. I tossed the Eve Farm product and bought some from Micro Ingredients. I haven’t tried it yet, but the packaging looks much more legit—includes company phone number, address, etc.

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@jehg Thank you for sharing the name of the company. It helps us to avoid products that are questionable.

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@zambezifalls

Because I still have Osteoporosis but I still have Osteoporosis/osteopenia and I don't want to risk fractures at my age. By the way, I did start bhrt at 77 for an entirely different reason but knowing there would be some positives for my bones as well.

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@gravity3

Okay. Thanks. Take care and be safe.

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