Re: Colostrum - smelly poops?

[Guest guest]

I know this sounds gross, but are his stills more loose than before.

Or do they have more mucous. With my sons stools when he has an

allergy or sensitivity to a product or food we will notice his stool

is more loose in color and very mucousy. Back when he wore diapers

it was easy to tell, but now I have to go based on what I see on the

tp or whether he says his butt itches.

If there doesn't seem to be a reaction than maybe it's possible what

you are smelling is the virus' that may have been built up in his

body starting to leave. I'm pretty inexperienced at this, but maybe

he could be more sick since starting it because the virus' and his

body are protesting. Not used to anything that healthy in the body.

I don't have any experience with Kirkmanns colostrum, but my family

takes the New Zealand; New Life Candida Support Colostrum made by

Symbiotics. I take it daily for my Candida Overgrowth and I give it

to everyone else in the family when they are really sick. For my dh

and youngest (healthy) son 1-2 doses and they start getting well.

But for my older toxic son it only helps him get over it faster.

When I first started taking my hormones and body did a lot of strange

things because it was trying to rid my body of virus' and toxins.

After that adjustment period I haven't been more healthy in my life

and haven't had any more candida infections until this year. It has

been a terrible winter for virus'.

I don't give it to my oldest son daily because I don't feel his body

can handle it yet. Sorry I don't have more supportive info, but I do

know Colostrum is wonderful. I can't tell you since I'm

inexperienced if it's the most effective way to go.

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> Hello,

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> I have a ? re. Colostrum and its possible connection to having

smelly poops (cow poop smelling)? Has anyone seen this? Colostrum

was initiated by our doctor in NE Ohio. I was looking for a product

with immune system enhancing properties without the possible viral-

flare-up/revved up immune system response as we just really wanted

him stronger and more able to fight viruses and yeast or anything

that comes his way. So he has been using 1 tsp 2 times a day of the

liquid Colostrum from Kirkmans. Is anyone else using this product?

Have you seen a change? Have you seen smelly poops? How about

Colostrum as being a subtle immune system support vs.anti-viral

therapy? I was really hoping for some subtle support only vs. anti-

viral therapy. Not sure if it is helping at all, either. He has

been sick a lot since we started about a month ago. Any opinions?

advice?

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> Thank you all!

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[Guest guest]

Hello! and thanks for your response.

No, his stools are actually now formed. No mucus and no smell

either. he had horrible stinky poops (mushier/softer) prior to

getting this green one for the third time today.

The reason why I think it may be virus, as you are saying, is b/c it

is clearly not yeast and we have had just 4 weeks back the OATS done

that only showed high yeast, not bacteria. Maybe since then,

because of the Nystatin and Diflucan being added in, though, could

have more bacteria? Or, pehaps the OAT test did not pick it up? is

that possible? We just came back 2 weeks ago from the Keys and both

me and my 6 y old were very sick there. I had green diarhea with

terrible smell, and he had nausea and vomiting with some diarrhea

for a few days. The it stopped. he did get more OCDish and haven't

gotten much better since then. I wonder if the Colostrum may help

him heal the gut in more ways than I knew it would. B/c of the

green color, though, I tend to think it may be the same virus I had

but he may not have been able to flush it out until just now? with

the Colostrum plus antifungal medicine? Just thinking out loud.

Thanks for the input on this...!

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> > Hello,

> >

> > I have a ? re. Colostrum and its possible connection to having

> smelly poops (cow poop smelling)? Has anyone seen this? Colostrum

> was initiated by our doctor in NE Ohio. I was looking for a

product

> with immune system enhancing properties without the possible viral-

> flare-up/revved up immune system response as we just really wanted

> him stronger and more able to fight viruses and yeast or anything

> that comes his way. So he has been using 1 tsp 2 times a day of

the

> liquid Colostrum from Kirkmans. Is anyone else using this

product?

> Have you seen a change? Have you seen smelly poops? How about

> Colostrum as being a subtle immune system support vs.anti-viral

> therapy? I was really hoping for some subtle support only vs.

anti-

> viral therapy. Not sure if it is helping at all, either. He has

> been sick a lot since we started about a month ago. Any opinions?

> advice?

> >

> > Thank you all!

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[Guest guest]

Hey guys,

some updates on the green poops...Now the last poop was black and

tarry, another small bm before that was green. He is acting tired,

lethargic, as if he was ill, poor apetite, lack of responsiveness

and attention, very sound sensitive...any thoughts? Pls advise!

Thanks,

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> > Hello,

> >

> > I have a ? re. Colostrum and its possible connection to having

> smelly poops (cow poop smelling)? Has anyone seen this? Colostrum

> was initiated by our doctor in NE Ohio. I was looking for a

product

> with immune system enhancing properties without the possible viral-

> flare-up/revved up immune system response as we just really wanted

> him stronger and more able to fight viruses and yeast or anything

> that comes his way. So he has been using 1 tsp 2 times a day of

the

> liquid Colostrum from Kirkmans. Is anyone else using this

product?

> Have you seen a change? Have you seen smelly poops? How about

> Colostrum as being a subtle immune system support vs.anti-viral

> therapy? I was really hoping for some subtle support only vs.

anti-

> viral therapy. Not sure if it is helping at all, either. He has

> been sick a lot since we started about a month ago. Any opinions?

> advice?

> >

> > Thank you all!

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[Guest guest]

> I have a ? re. Colostrum and its possible connection to having

smelly poops (cow poop smelling)?

Colostrum generally contains milk. Are you cf?

>>we just really wanted him stronger and more able to fight viruses

and yeast or anything that comes his way.

Vitamin C and lysine corrected my son's immune system. They

eliminated existing viruses and allowed his body to fight off new ones.

Biotin ended his yeast overgrowth problem.

Dana

[Guest guest]

> some updates on the green poops...Now the last poop was black and

> tarry, another small bm before that was green.

At my house, green bm meant my son ate something not tolerated.

>> He is acting tired,

> lethargic, as if he was ill, poor apetite, lack of responsiveness

> and attention, very sound sensitive...any thoughts?

At my house, sound sensitivity was 75% yeast and 25% viral.

Dana