Is the milk used for this powder free of rHbg and other added hormones?
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There's no such indication on the package. You'd have to check with Hoosier Hill Farm.
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I don't know, and good luck getting a response from Hoosier Hill Farms.... several attempts to contact them have gone unanswered. I like the product, but the directions for mixing are insufficient in my opinion. Despite aggressive automatic marketing, the human touch with this company is non existent.
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In my experience with other products (baby formula, regular milk, etc.) unless it says Rbst, rhbg free, it has the added hormones in it. I think the farmers who have a hormone free product take pride in letting their buyers know that their product is clean. I hope that helps.
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BulkSupplements wrote, "Hello the cows that produce the milk for this products are not induced with the Recombinant Bovine Growth Hormone." This was answered regarding the 250g offering of this product, on 6/14//2015.
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My daughter has been using this milk for our grandson which has allergies to formula and regular milk. He's had no problems and has done great with the powdered goats milk. Hope this helps.
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According to Mercola's website, it is from pasture-fed cows, which should be rBGH/rBST hormone free.
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The label does not specifically say that it is from grass-fed cows. It does say that it is from cows that aren't treated with hormones like rbst and rbgh.
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apart from the active ingredient Lactobacillus reuteri, the others are: Isomalt, xylitol. palm oil, lemon flavoring, citric acid, may contain trace amount of milk protein. please check the origin of isomalt.
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i just bought the 1.1lb container and the ingredients listed are: undenatured whey protein isolate, non-GMO lecithin, natural vanilla flavor. Then in bold letters it states "contains milk, soybeans" so sadly, this is not the supplement for you if you are trying to avoid soy.
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On the container, under the title "Immune Factors", in the paragraph "Quality and Purity Assured", it is written: "....exclusively from USDA Grade A dairies, and only from the first milking, is laboratory tested to verify that it is free from hormones, pesticides, antibiotics and rBHT. A truly natural product: our colostrum may vary in taste, aroma, consistency and color........."I hope the customer is satisfied by my answer.
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Dear Liat K. Thank you for your interest in BodyBoost Colostrum. Please know that BodyBoost Colostrum is grass fed bovine colostrum supplement and is free of hormones, rBSTs, pesticides and antibiotics. BodyBoost Colostrum has lactoferrin which also supports the immune system for good health, longevity for adults, kids, baby and pets. Enjoy our products in Good Health. John E.
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Yes. According to the Body Boost Website (http://colostrumbodyboost.com/), "BodyBoost grass fed bovine colostrum supplement is free of hormones, rBSTs, pesticides and antibiotics."
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Hi Robin, The following came directly from their website and I agree it should say this on their label:Colostrum Plus® comes from USDA Grade A dairies that are hormone, pesticide, antibiotic and rBST free. We use only the first 2 milkings to guarantee potency and quality.
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Yes its lactose free.Is made from milk but its been refined to make it lactose free.
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The packages say "contains milk" so I would say that this isn't dairy free.
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Yes. While it does stress up front "99% Lactose Free", at the bottom of ingredients last line says "Contains milk and soy."
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Yes it is non-dairy(powder). But you usually add to milk. Store in freezer.
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I used PB powder with soy milk and protein powder and used my bullet. It was completely dissolved. I really like the taste.
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Yes but not dairy-free. The ingredients are coconut milk, maltodextrin (product made in the US so should be safe), and sodium caseinate.