NEW ZEALAND BONE & MARROW

Seems quality

I am well aware of bone broth and its purported benefits. I tried a couple of different Ancient Nutrition Bone Broth Protein flavors, but they were some of the most clumpy and distasteful powders I've ever ingested. I gave up trying to find bone broth in supplement form, but every now and then, I'd pick up some organic beef bone broth at Whole Foods to enjoy at home.When I saw Antler Farms' bone marrow product on Amazon, my interest was piqued as I'd never seen a bone marrow supplement before - only bone broth. Antler Farms states that bone marrow is nutritionally superior to bone broth. Logically, this makes sense. Bone marrow should be more nutritionally active than bone broth because it is the raw source of bone broth, but without the potentially harmful effects of heat extraction.This product is 100% pure and freeze dried, so the nutrients should be intact. And because it comes from calves, it has the more valuable red marrow. These two points alone convinced me to try Antler Farms bone marrow.The bone marrow is sourced from clean, grass fed, New Zealand bovines. This is important to me as I try my best to avoid rGBH, rBST, and antibiotics. All livestock in New Zealand is raised this way.The bottle itself is smaller than I thought it would be. It stands about three inches tall with 120 capsules. I take four capsules a few times a week, not every day as suggested because I get my good fats and collagen in my diet and other supplements. Out of curiosity, I tried mixing the powder into hot water. Interestingly, or perhaps expectedly, it tastes pretty much like bone broth without the salt and spices.Overall, I like the product. If you are looking for a bone broth supplement, I highly recommend you look into using this bone marrow instead.

So far so good. Good quality, no fillers, no additional ingredients

After turning 70, I messed up my right hip. this is the only thing unless I want to live on aspirin.I realized my glasses (5-7 yrs old), vision is getting better. On another forum, guys were saying hip joints, Teeth, etc were growing back stronger. I just did two weeks of a head cold, and forgot about my hip. Yes, it's better.

It's good, it's not bad. I wouldn't suggest putting it in the fridge like I did. Lol. Anywatz, I personally would rather the bone broth (Frozen or boxed chicken flavor, although I hear the boxed one is not really reccommended, in a youtube video speaking of a bone-broth diet) mixed in a blender with some veggies. Would I buy these again? In all honesty, no. It didn't seem to do anything because I haven't been taking them for that long. It felt like it had some opposite effects going on and I didn't want to get too much into it after that. I believe the opposite effects occured because I was taking this with some other pills. Idk. But I don't think it'll be of any use anyway and I have so many pills that I'm just gonna start taking it slow.

I split one AF pill and mixed with water and it all sank to the bottom did the same with another brand that has a former NFL quarterback as a pitch man and it dissolved and didn't notice much at the bottom, heated a pan on the stove and placed AF bone marrow along with other product and AF didn't even change color like the other one did. I decided to taste the two and my tongue and teeth told me that the AF seems to be nothing but course ground up bone and the other had coffee creamer consistency and bitter taste. After heating on a pan and dissolving in water and tasting I don't see how this product has any bone marrow or cartilage in it. lot#5420123. Update 5/17 AF has issued a refund to my CC.

Product should be in light resistant HDPE bottle to preserve quality of product. Product that i purchased had no expiration date and capsules were very brittle indicating that they had dried out suggesting that product is old or not stored properly. If seller wants to maintain quality as described in listing, should take necessary steps in packaging their product so quality is assured. Have not felt any positive change since taking product.

The web site for Antler Farms Bone & Marrow supplement seems sincere and informative. Yet, references to the minerals and fats present in the supplement are vague and missing important facts. After three weeks, they have not responded to my query, which doesn't give me a lot of faith in their company. These are some of the questions I posed to them:How did you arrive at a suggested daily dose of 4 capsules, or "3000 bone extract" per day? What does that value mean nutritionally?What are the nutritional amounts of calcium, magnesium, phosphorus, and other minerals you mention in each capsule? Do you not provide the amounts because they are inconsequential and barely measurable?You play up the poly- and unsaturated fat content, and cleverly neglect to mention that there is also saturated fat, a telling omission. For those who try to reduce or eliminate saturated fat, it is important to know the full fat content and breakdown for polyunsaturated, unsaturated, and saturated fats.Maybe my sharing the questions publicly will yield a response that my private message on their web site did not. If anyone has authenticated answers to these questions, please do share.