BodyBoost Whole Colostrum, 100% Bovine Colostrum Powder, Immune Booster with Immunoglobulin & Lactoferrin, Grass Fed Colostrum for Gut Health, 16 oz

It tastes like a milk candy as it slowly dissolves in your mouth, recommended consumption method by my health guru, but takes about 30min to dissolve one tablespoon. So I blend it into a shake. It's good for us elders. Package label indicates high standards for collection and processing. I'll probably put this on auto reorder.

For the last few months I've been taking colostrum in an effort to boost my immune system, since it is compromised (no thyroid function auto-immune disease). I have been extremely impressed with the product so far. I go to the gym about 3 times a week and also have children. The point of bringing this is up is that I am constantly around a lot of germs. Prior to taking this product, I would get sick with a cold or low grade fever every month. Since I've been taking this product, I have not been sick once. I've been around people with staph infections, strep, pneumonia, flu, and did not get sick. I did increase the dose after being exposed to them. I can't say for certainty that this product 100% percent prevented me from getting sick, but I do know that before I started taking it I got sick all the time. This leads me to believe that this colostrum is a positive correlate that helps strengthen my immune system.

Product works great, competively priced. I'm feeling awesome, I think it's helping me in the gym and with digestion. I had a small issue that was related to package mishandling, John from the company fixed it super fast. I will be a regular customer!

This product is awesome! I work/live in a place where e-coli infection are a daily part of life. I had been battling e-coli infections for a few years now on every antibiotic you could imagine trying to kill it off and this has made my stomach was quite a mess. I made an appointment with a well known international travel Dr. and she recommended this to me as a medicine. She told me that in Australia bovine colostrum is a prescribed medicine used to treat and prevent e-coli infections. I started taking this 1 tsp with every meal either in the food itself or in peanut butter as it is very hard to mix with milk or water it does not dissolve well because of its high protein content. After 3 months here I have not had one e-coli infection and feel wonderful. It has also started to heal my stomach and I am able to drink coffee again without acid reflux. If you are looking for a cure of the root problem this is it.

I like this product, it has a pleasant cheese aroma and slight cheese taste, perfect for sprinkling on salads or sandwiches. However, when taking by spoonful it sticks unpleasantly to teeth and takes a while to wear off. That's my reason for the four stars instead of five. I don't know if I will order it again as I was looking for something I could easily take and not have to add to food. I found that it doesn't mix well with cold liquids, when blending it I had to use warm water or milk to get it to blend well (no globs).

I've gone through a few bags of this colostrum now and I do think it is good stuff. No it won't mix with a spoon or fork, but using a frother in my coffee and it's wonderful and adds a delicious flavor. I don't look like the picture of the guy on the bag yet, but I'll keep drinking it and find out what happens :) However I have not had so much as a sniffle or cough in the past few months of drinking this colostrum.

This product has changed my life. And I mean that literally. For 12 years I've suffered with health issues. I had almost no immune system and ended up diagnosed with 13 autoimmune diseases. When deciding to quit the doctors, I did research and started taking colostrum. After 25 years of being disabled, 12 years of open wounds and illness, I am going back to work. I am now a VERY firm believer that all disease starts in the gut. I have taken 3 tbs a day in a smoothie made of things with anti inflammatory effects and one year later, I have not gotten ill. When around someone with a sickness, for the first time in many years, I don't get what they have. This brand is the best cost wise and in bulk it allows me to control how I use it. Pineapple juice, kale, colostrum and super greens with a little ice in a nutri ninja does just the trick. I couldn't be happier with a product unless it was colloidal silver which I have taken right along with this. It has been a complete game changer.

In the Q&A segment of this item's page, they say the cows are fed grass and legumes. There are a couple of warnings I'd like to mention to those who are seeking superior bovine products (especially when it comes to the more volatile and dainty ones like protein powders and colostrum). If you don't give a hoot about cows eating their natural diet before you eat their products, then this might not be a big deal for you. But, as a health nut, I have some further questioning and pontificating to do regarding these cows and their diets. First red flag: nowhere on this product does it say "from grass-fed cows". Maybe they can't legally call it "grass-fed" if they add anything to their feed aside from grass (like legumes), but they do not even so much as mention anything about the cow's diet on the container itself. Second red flag: "legumes" is likely code word for soybeans. "It makes the colostrum more rich," said their rep. Well, technically, if it were such, then yes. And adding corn or soy to cow's diet makes them fatter as well, but at a price to the overall healthiness of the cows themselves, as well as to the quality and healthiness of the finished product. "Legumes" in general aren't exactly ideal for cows, and cows that consume anything that qualifies as a grain, seed, bean, kernel or pod on a regular basis are more prone to develop hormonal issues and sickness. Probably because from a dietary standpoint, these kinds of things are nothing more than fillers that harbor anti-nutrients. They are, at best, minimally nutritious IF they are sprouted. That said, much of what cows are given to eat is just un-living "seed feed" since it's more cost-effective. But cows are naturally engineered to eat grass and other living plants. Legumes are by no means a "living" plant (until they've been sprouted) and are not exactly something that a free cow would be seeking out in a day of foraging as opposed to grass, shrubs, and herbs. I'm not sure about what kind of legumes they are using, or what the ratio of legumes to grass is, or if they are feeding the cows living grass or just hay that's been stored away in some silo somewhere, but if it is soy, then I'm thoroughly disappointed with their product. When an official rep tells me otherwise in the Q&A (as they have yet to answer my posted question "does legumes = soybeans?"), I'll change my review to reflect the nature of their response. Sorry if I seem to be holding the makers of this product at gunpoint for a straight answer, but Amazon just told me the following in an email regarding my question about the feed: "At this point your question is unlikely to receive an answer."