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Grass-Fed Freeze-Dried A2 Raw Colostrum
Grass-fed A2 colostrum gently freeze-dried to preserve its naturally occurring proteins and bioactive compounds. A convenient, shelf-stable form of the cow’s first milk.
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Product Details
Colostrum is the first milk produced by a cow after giving birth. Naturally concentrated and distinct from regular milk, it contains proteins, immunoglobulins, lactoferrin, growth factors, and other bioactive compounds designed to nourish new life.
Born Colostrum is sourced from grass-fed A2 cows and gently freeze-dried to remove moisture without relying on intensive heat or chemical isolation. This creates a convenient, shelf-stable powder while helping preserve the delicate proteins and naturally occurring compounds found in fresh colostrum.
Benefits
Colostrum provides a naturally concentrated spectrum of dairy proteins and bioactive compounds.
• Immunoglobulins — naturally occurring proteins associated with immune defence
• Lactoferrin — an iron-binding protein naturally present in milk and colostrum
• Growth factors — naturally occurring compounds involved in normal tissue growth and repair
• Complete proteins — provide a broad spectrum of amino acids
• Digestive support — traditionally used to support the intestinal environment
• Whole-food matrix — preserves complementary nutrients together rather than isolating individual compounds
Ingredients
100% freeze-dried raw A2 bovine colostrum from grass-fed cows.
How to Use
Mix with cool water or a smoothie, or sprinkle over yogurt and other foods. Avoid adding it directly to hot liquids when you want to preserve its raw character.
Follow the serving directions on the product label.
Rich, velvety cream with a buttery consistency that melts into the skin without feeling greasy.
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Made with Intention
Nothing Changed
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