Colostrum for Type O's (and A's)

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In addition to my previous email, I will add the following support for

colostrum's use in Type O's and A's:

Excerpted from The Ask Dr. D'Adamo Question For 22 October 2001

TYPE A WITH OCCULAR ROSACEA

Lactoferrin is associated with estrogen: high levels enhance its

activity, low levels suppress it. This explains perhaps why many post

menopausal women suffer from dry eye syndrome. There are commercial

supplements of lactoferrin, though they are nothing but encapsulated

forms of the milk constituents whey and colostrum, both of which can be

obtained from a variety of sources. Although dairy can be problematic

for type A, these fractions are usually well-tolerated. If you find they

are aggravating a mucous condition, you can try taking them with a

rennett tablet (remember " Junkett " ?)

From the BTD Message Board:

Clostridium difficile - O ns

Posted By: Ann - O ns

Date: Friday, 14 December 2001, at 4:50 p.m.

My DD is just back from a stay in Thailand and has been sick for 6 weeks

and lost over 10 lbs- and probably has Clostridium difficile. Now this

pretty well messes up the GI tract. Anyone have any experience with it.

Try bovine colostrum

Posted By: D'Adamo

Date: Friday, 14 December 2001, at 4:56 p.m.

In Response Clostridium difficile - O ns (Ann - O ns)

It appears to be very effective for C. difficile, at least in AIDS

patients. Get the New Zealand stuff. It's the best.

Cheers,

Mr. Research