Whey protein and synthetic bGH

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Joe,

That is a huge concern (whether or not the " Immunocows " are loaded with

hormones or not.) If you would have looked through your " 6 pounds of hype "

you would have noticed that Idaho happens to be in the good old U.S. of A.,

not in Canada (of course, maybe you skipped geography in school). Since

Immunocal is sold as a pharmaceutical and has to pass pharmaceutical and FDA

standards, there cannot be even the tiniest trace of hormones, antibiotics,

steriods, or any other contaminants. The dairy is a co-op and the the milk

is batched. When they test it BEFORE going into the processing if they find

any contaminants, they dump the whole batch, locate the source, and ex that

particular farmer from the co-op. Huge downside for these dairy farmers who

have a steady " cash cow " !! = ) If you'd like verification of these facts, I

can make that available to you. It's amazing to me what a little paranoia

will do to a person. Sometimes it's better to ask questions than to assume

the worst.

Respectfully,

Tony L.

Dear Bob,

Part of the 6 pounds of Immunotec hype told about how they only used

heavenly Canadian cows without any contaminants. If that is true or not, I

have no earthly idea. Life extension's product hype is sparse in my mailbox,

I don't know if they address this cow question.

Godspeed,

drpepp-@...

Whey protein and synthetic bGH

> Hi group,

> Since warned us about the cancer causing potential of

> genetically engineered bovine growth hormone(bGH), I wonder how many

> milk derived products are tested for bGH. Could the Immunocal and Life

> Extension undenatured whey proteins actually be concentrating the

> synthetic bGH too? The mere fact that the proteins are undenatured would

> mean they are still in their original active form. It's getting scary

> just going to the supermarket now!

>

> Bob Karjala

> My Cure from Stage IV Lung Cancer

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