Kion Colostrum | Grass-Fed Goat Milk | Gut Health and Immune Support | 30 Servings

I consider immunity boosting supplements a very necessary part of my daily routine. I decided to try these immunity boosters as I have never tried any that come from goat milk. I always take my supplements either first thing in the morning, or a hand full before bed. There have only been a few rare occasions where I have experienced any sort of stomach discomfort from taking supplements, but these ones do not apply to that at all. So to clarify, I did not have any sort of stomach disagreement from taking these immunity boosters. I think we should all recognize how important keeping your immune system nice and healthy is especially in today's day and age and for obvious reasons that I don't think need repeating. Clearly if you are someone who is interested in immunity boosters, the chances are that you are thinking along the same lines as I am. I did find the product to be a little expensive or rather on the expensive side , but I also feel that it's working to operate preventatively in order to maintain good health. So from that perspective it's easy to justify the expense. As I have been taking immunity boosting supplements for a long while now, I don't really know how to quantify the results of these, but I will say that I do feel in good health and have had no issues whatsoever. All in all, I would certainly recommend giving them a try. They worked extremely well in helping to maintain my immunity health.

Yo he probado Kion pero no está versión, yo he tomado el que reduce los calambres y mas y ese realmente le doy 20 estrellas, pero no lo consigo más. Este producto no me convence.

I love products that give my immune system a boost, though it's tough to tell if they're working (other than noting how healthy I am) because they don't feel like anything when taking them. I regularly seek out natural ways to boost my health and this fits in easily in my regimen. Since colostrum is noted for it's health benefits for newborns it only makes sense to take it. This goat milk formula digests easily. Happy so far!

Seems like a quality product, but for whatever reason goat milk doesn't give me the same amount of relief as cow's.

I know there are ethical questions about colostrum but there are ethical questions about most animal products so I didn't feel more guilty about this than I did about eating Paleo or anything else I've tried for my health. There are always tradeoffs and I am only doing this for a short period to help my immune system.That said, I really like that this is made from goat instead of cow's milk since it is less likely to cause a sensitivity in most humans. It also feels like pure nutrition and nothing hard on our body. Many supplements may be beneficial but may also have side effects. This one only feels beneficial and soothing to me.Yes, the price is a factor for many of us, but I've tried other colostrum supplements on and off over the years and they have also been pricey. And for goat colostrum, I think its worth paying a little more so I would highly recommend this if you can afford it occasionally.

I am not very familiar with goat products such as this but one reason to choose goat colostrum is that it is supposed to be closer to human milk, ahead of the cow colostrum products. I do know that colostrum boosts immunity, which is why it is so important that babies get that from their mothers, as newborns. I am all about boosting my immunity with everything going on. The dose says two capsules twice a day. I normally take my supplements with food but I am not sure if this should be taken on an empty stomach or not. Since I have been consistently taking immune building supplements I don't know that I will feel an immediate change, but knowing that I am doing all I can to keep my body healthy, gives me peace of mind.

I am reviewing Kion goat milk colostrum in capsules. The capsules are made of vegetable cellulose and the filler is rice flour. The capsules are large so I tried pouring the contents into a smoothie, which I often do with supplements. It gave the smoothie a gritty texture, so today I poured the contents into a spoon and felt them. Mostly it’s a smooth powder but there are rather sharp grains of something hard, like sand. I don’t know what this is. The only time I run into it before is with some mineral supplements. I do not recommend adding this material to a smoothie.I looked at the Kion website and it is slick, more fancy than informative. I learned that the name Kion is pronounced like it rhymes with Leon, not lion. This came in a plastic bottle, BPA free but still plastic. Our county does not acceot this kind of plastic for recycling. The company is headquartered in Colorado and this is manufactured in USA, although it does not say where the raw ingredients are sourced. I like that it is non-GMO and gluten-free. They say that it is chemical free but that phrase has become meaningless. Obviously that does include the plastic bottle, and I’m not too sure about the cellulose. I like that this is made from goat milk because I am very sensitive to cow milk. I did not notice any immediate benefit from the supplement.Edited 3/10/2021: I contacted the company with some questions and they were very helpful.

We first tried the incredible Kion protein bars and I’m blown away. Of course, grass fed Colostrum is not as much fun but great for athletes such as those in our family. Colostrum is commonly used in infant formulas and research also demonstrates its benefit for gut health and overall immunity.