Guest guest Posted June 26, 2002 Report Posted June 26, 2002 My ex-wife wrote me the following question which I am throwing out to the list as it is far beyond what I have stumbled upon in my health-related readings: > I mean specifically supplement derived from organic bovine ovaries. > I've heard they do amazing things for women as hormonal supplements-- > get rid of PMS, make one look & feel younger, sleep better, > delay the affects of menopause etc. > I am specifically interested in this supplement. Any comments for or against? Any alternate suggestions? Alobar Quote
Guest guest Posted June 26, 2002 Report Posted June 26, 2002 As one that has spent time assisting a slaughter house buyer at cattle auctions in the US & Canada, thus knowing the shape the cattle are in, along with being aware of the typical feeding & medicating practices for both dairy & beef cattle that end up in the supermarket, frankly, I would not touch a bovine ovary with a 10' pole. As a side note, when you buy that steak at the suprmarket don't be so foolish as to think you are getting a beef cow. Odds good you are buying some washed out milk cow that has has had so much garbage pumped into for producing milk & antibotics for ateempting to keep the infections under comtrol it is pathetic. At least so went my personal experience---said purely to keep myself from being sued by anyone ion the industry. Any rumors you heard about kangaroo meat going through US slaughter houses has a foundation of truth to it too... JMO, Vache Vache Quote
Guest guest Posted June 26, 2002 Report Posted June 26, 2002 - " vache920 " <vache920 Wednesday, June 26, 2002 2:57 PM Re: Bovine Ovaries > As one that has spent time assisting a slaughter house buyer at > cattle auctions in the US & Canada, thus knowing the shape the cattle > are in, along with being aware of the typical feeding & medicating > practices for both dairy & beef cattle that end up in the > supermarket, frankly, I would not touch a bovine ovary with a 10' > pole. > > As a side note, when you buy that steak at the suprmarket don't be so > foolish as to think you are getting a beef cow. Odds good you are > buying some washed out milk cow that has has had so much garbage > pumped into for producing milk & antibotics for ateempting to keep > the infections under comtrol it is pathetic. At least so went my > personal experience---said purely to keep myself from being sued by > anyone ion the industry. > > Any rumors you heard about kangaroo meat going through US slaughter > houses has a foundation of truth to it too... > > > JMO, > Vache > Vache Which why I eat organic meat. No pesticides on cattle feed. No growth hormones or antibiotics in the cow. I can tell the looks of a steak from a old worn-out dairy cow by look long before I get it in my mouth. Thanks for the heads-up, but I am already aware in this area. Alobar Quote
Guest guest Posted June 26, 2002 Report Posted June 26, 2002 Yes, I well know that you would be aware of the " process, " though the question is does the manufactor of the bovine ovary product really even care? Quote
Guest guest Posted June 26, 2002 Report Posted June 26, 2002 My ex-wife says the label claims the stuff is made from organic ovaries. Also another product made from soy ( http://www.lef.org/newshop/items/item00231.html ). Question is mainly whether progesterone supplements are good or harmful for one long-term. Alobar - " vache920 " <vache920 Wednesday, June 26, 2002 5:21 PM Re: Bovine Ovaries > Yes, I well know that you would be aware of the " process, " though > the question is does the manufactor of the bovine ovary product > really even care? Quote
Guest guest Posted June 27, 2002 Report Posted June 27, 2002 Why doesn't she try one of the wild yam creams instead? They seem to have an established record. Quote
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