What is Colostrum?Updated 19 days ago
Colostrum is a dairy food produced by all mammals in the first 48-72 hours after giving birth. Commonly called “liquid gold”, it is the first nutrition we receive in life and contains essential nutrients our bodies need to thrive; most of which can not be found in any other natural source. Since the dawn of species, it has served the vital functions of protecting and strengthening the mucosal barriers of newborns and activating physiologic pathways at the cellular level. And research shows it continues to do so at all stages of life. </p><p>In fact, bovine colostrum has been harnessed for its healing powers dating back thousands of years.*Perfected through 300 million years of evolution and validated through generations of human use, colostrum is our body’s original source code of bioactive nutrition and optimal health.</p>