Is this from 100% grass fed cows?
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Of course.At least that is what it claims. Organic which means the grass also had to be organicly grown for the cows. That is organic. However, the real concern should be the method of process that had been used to create the protein because the market is fluded with organic protein and to distinguish which is the superior is the methods of process. So your main concern should completely depend on the merhod of process.
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I doubt it. USDA organic milk is not the same as milk from grass fed cows. Protein powder is garbage anyway. Drink kefir and eat meat.
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Also I have tried many different kind of protein and with each one after research have realized that there are some problems with it such as too much metal in the protein or too much sugar or other issues. But just today have purchase a type of protein that is made from peas with no sugar and it's organic. Most important of all it cold processed. Once I receive it and try it then I do se research on it and figure out if it's truly the ultimate and superior.
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It doesn't say, it just says it's organic. I bought this for my mom, she says it tastes good. I hope my answer can help you.
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my container says soy free grass fed cows, reading down under the 20 grams of protein. I did not buy it from Amazon
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Nowhere on their website does it say anything about grass fed cows. Amish "style" rolled butter, not made by anyone Amish that i can see. I was on Minerva.com
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Hi mplus, this whey is not organic, just grass fed. Pretty tricky on Reserveage's part. If it was organic it have the "USDA Organic" symbol on it.
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Yes it is vegan which means no animal products are used in the ingredients.
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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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clear NO. Contains ox bile. Anything bovine is not vegan (not even vegetarian).
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this was the e-mail reply I received from Purity Farms when I inquired about their feeds and if they were gluten-free or not."All animals receive 100% organic feed. All cows get a mixture of organic forages and organic grains in their diet. Forages are grass, hay, silage, baylage and other "green feeds". Hay is simply dried plant material like grass and alfalfa. Silage and baylage are fermented or "wet" plant material. Grains include corn, barley, soybeans, oats, field peas and flax. The amounts may vary depending on the individual farmers management techniques.The Purity Farms Ghee is gluten free." this was the e-mail reply I received from Purity Farms when I inquired about their feeds and if they were gluten-free or not."All animals receive 100% organic feed. All cows get a mixture of organic forages and organic grains in their diet. Forages are grass, hay, silage, baylage and other "green feeds". Hay is simply dried plant material like grass and alfalfa. Silage and baylage are fermented or "wet" plant material. Grains include corn, barley, soybeans, oats, field peas and flax. The amounts may vary depending on the individual farmers management... » Read More this was the e-mail reply I received from Purity Farms when I inquired about their feeds and if they were gluten-free or not."All animals receive 100% organic feed. All cows get a mixture of organic forages and organic grains in their diet. Forages are grass, hay, silage, baylage and other "green feeds". Hay is simply dried plant material like grass and alfalfa. Silage and baylage are fermented or "wet" plant material. Grains include corn, barley, soybeans, oats, field peas and flax. The amounts may vary depending on the individual farmers management techniques.The Purity Farms Ghee is gluten free." « Show Less
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There are no animal products used in this cream. The ingredients in the cream are 100% plant based.
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This actually is NOT 100% grass-fed. Their website states: Pasture Raised with Love! In a way cows are like kids - the more time outside the better. Our farmers send their cows out into lush, organic pastures for fresh air, exercise and grazing (weather permitting of course). Our Pasture-Raised animals receive the majority of their nutrition from organically managed pastures and stored dried grasses/forages. To ensure they get the complete nutrition they need, our cows may also be fed supplemental organic grains, both during the grazing season and into winter months. Supplemental organic grains can include any of the following: corn, soy, oats, barley, triticale and other small grains. Animals also receive necessary mineral supplements that sometimes include non-iodized salt.
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According to Nature's Gate it's both Cruelty Free and Vegan. They have a great reputation, so I believe it's true.
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Hi Cindy, Sorry, but I don't remember. I was not all that impressed with this stuff. I am very happy with a product named "Digest All" which is a 100% vegan product, and is available through Amazon. I think the company name is MRM. Good luck, Jack
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Where do the cows come from, and what part of the cow is used in this product? (referring to Catalyn supplement)
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I do not see anywhere on the label that it is either 100% organic or non GMO. I do see that it is derived from grass-fed cows (but it does not say "completely grass-fed") and no antibiotics or growth hormones.
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After googling this, it appears the answer is no. Package does not state cows are grass fed either.
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The labeling says it is made from grass fed cows. Its ingredient list is clean and very simple. I have been using this product for several years now and love it.
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The following is from the Symbiotics website on 04/07/15: "We collect colostrum from over 120 different dairies; we cannot and do not regulate how the dairies feed their cows; the USDA does. That said, normal feed includes grain, hay, grass, alfalfa, sometimes soy or corn and other vegetable-based feed to increase energy. The dairies are members of co-ops and the dairies are exclusively USDA Grade A quality." So, NO. It is not.