So I'm guessing Colostrum was a flop after all then?
Would something like BMP be more beneficial for surgery recovery?
Colostrum was a victim of the way it was marketed. It's not as good as many of the companies claimed, but its also probably not as bad as some people make it out to be either. It was just so hyped that many had unrealistic expectations of it.
I would not discount Colostrum at all when it comes to what you're using it for. I've seen it come up quite a bit in surgery recovery stuff as well, just like you said in your initial post. Just because something didn't meet expectations as related to bodybuilding, don't write it off bc some here don't like it bc what you're using it for is completely different.
I don't think BMP would be beneficial for surgery recovery. Not knocking the product at all; I just don't think it would be helpful for that particular use imo.
They've said three over the course of about 14 months, depending on how well/quickly I recover from each. Which is why I'm looking at things that I could take to speed up each recovery phase.
Basically they're to going to re-set my jaw, extract a few teeth, bone graft my bottom jaw and then screw implants into four of the extraction sockets.
First and foremost, I wish you the best on your surgeries.
Glutamine is good for helping recover from things like that. I would use minimum 20 grams per day and 30 grams if I could.
For gum health, which is extremely important for what you're looking at, I would use at least 1000 mg. of Vitamin C per day and 100 mg. of CoQ10.
There's another branded ingredient that hasn't been launched yet that I've seen the data on but I can't talk about it publicly yet. But as soon as it launches, I'll let you know because it has the potential to be great for something like this because it has very positive effects on blood flow, which could be very important with tissue damage.