In reality, A1 and A2 Casein are not the only milk proteins. Whey is another, very important protein. In the video you go from getting off whey when you found A2, but then you take about taking whey, when using the product. So, it is confusing. I suffer from gout, so I can't have animal organ protein, or even lean meats.
Shame on you for using this photo as a scare tactic; which looks like a beef breed ( not a dairy cow) and a sick one at that. My brother and extended family have a milking herd of over 2000 Holstein dairy cattle. In this herd, not one horribly enlarged udder like this photo and for sure NONE dragging on the ground. At best, a cow's udder may be somewhat enlarged at the birth of her calf, at which time she resumes milk production after her "dry period" and this resolves normally.
In reality, A1 and A2 Casein are not the only milk proteins. Whey is another, very important protein. In the video you go from getting off whey when you found A2, but then you take about taking whey, when using the product. So, it is confusing. I suffer from gout, so I can't have animal organ protein, or even lean meats.
Shame on you for using this photo as a scare tactic; which looks like a beef breed ( not a dairy cow) and a sick one at that. My brother and extended family have a milking herd of over 2000 Holstein dairy cattle. In this herd, not one horribly enlarged udder like this photo and for sure NONE dragging on the ground. At best, a cow's udder may be somewhat enlarged at the birth of her calf, at which time she resumes milk production after her "dry period" and this resolves normally.