Goat Milk Colostrum Powder, Grass Fed, Natural Immune System and Gut Health Support, 60 grams...

Its ok! Its not the best tasting. But it does what its supposed to. I would not buy again

This Goat Milk Colostrum is a fresh and easy way for me to mix in some of the grand benfits of dairy. I generally can eat and drink dairy with just a minor amount of bloating. Goat milk is even easier on my stomach and the best is if I can get classic raw milk. The downfall is raw milk is expensive and not easy to find. This colostrum here gives those extra health benefits of a nice serving of goat dairy in an easy to take scoop. With no lactose issues or the over processed problems of traditional store milk. I mix mine in with my morning AG1 and it goes together nicely. It's good to have since I have been reducing my dairy intake quite a bit as I get older. So, if you want the immunity and gut health benefits of dairy but have issues with the grocery store type. Grab a jug of this to supplement in your drinks. Be pro dairy.

I've been on goat milk & Kiefer because I like dairy but couldn't get past the gas. I don't have issues with lactose. The A2 Caesin protein makes a huge difference in my autoimmune disease's inflammatory response. Adding Goat colostrum was a no brainier. Being in Pa, I love that it's from Jersey. It tastes really good. Powder is sticky but It's creamy and smooth to mix. I add it to my protein coffee in the morning. I'm glad I tried this small volume because it has quite a lot a scoops worth the scoop is adorably tiny a perfect for eating a serving from the jar, too.

Ive tried many bovine colostrum powders, and this goat colostrum is the sweetest tasting by far. I appreciate that goat colostrum is A2 beta-casein dominant, which is less inflammatory than the A1 beta-casein found in cow's milk, as all colostrum products contain milk. Additionally, goat colostrum naturally contains more nutrients and a higher concentration of lactoferrin than bovine colostrum. If you're familiar with the slightly funky taste of goat dairy, you'll recognize it in this colostrum powder. I use the provided measuring scoop to take it directly, and it tastes milky sweet, similar to coffee creamer. Note that you should not use this in hot liquids, as high heat can degrade the beneficial bioactive compounds. For those sensitive to A1 dairy, this is a great alternative. However, I would like to know the grass-fed source (glyphosate fee?), as well as the level of beneficial immunoglobulins in the product. I'm deducting one star due to the lack of this information, but overall, I find this to be a healthful and more affordable goat colostrum product.

Taste is definitely different than bovine colostrum. Slightly sweet and very light flavor on this. I prefer goat's milk to bovine as far as they say it is easier to digest than cow's milk. So, this colostrum is probably going to be easier to digest as well. Gave a little solution to our teenage cat and she lapped with glee. I don't mind drinking this at all and the clumping is minimal so will not have to sprinkle on food to use it.