The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
so to make raw ice cream you get raw cream oh okay so whole milk is 4% fat but raw cream is 40 to 60% fat okay so raw cream raw cream and then you can add a raw egg yolk you can add mango or whatever want put honey in there and you put some honey and a little bit of salt and then you can mix in either colostrum powder or organ powder and you can make organs in the ice cream
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make your own ice cream it starts with raw dairy good animal-based nutrients in organs fresh or freeze-dried colostrum raw egg yolks and healthy sugars in fruit and honey yes I said healthy sugars and a microplastic free sea salt
if you really want to supercharge the ice cream you could put some raw liver in there or raw heart I'm going to put some beef organs from hard and soil supplements in there that is freeze-dried heart liver kidney spleen and pancreas and you're not even going to be able to taste it so I got six capsules of beef organs six capsules of grass-fed colostrum or even more of these immunoactive peptides that come with the col the first milk from cows so this is what's going in the ice cream this is a nutrient Powerhouse
I've got beef organs and colostrum in both of these animal-based ice creams in a blender.