Core Colostrum Recipe
Grass-fed, pasture-raised colostrum. Nature’s first food, and the most bioactive one we've ever found. Supports gut lining repair, immune activation, and lean muscle recovery.* All from one real-food source. Loaded with immunoglobulins, lactoferrin, and IGF-1. The compounds your gut lining, immune system, and muscle tissue actually run on.* 3g of colostrum per scoop. 3X more than leading competitors. Cold-processed to keep every nutrient intact. Third-party tested, every batch.
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Ingredients
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Colostrum Powder Blend
Mix-In Liquid
Flavor & Texture Enhancers (optional)
Optional Recovery Boosters
Method
Prepare Base
Measure Colostrum
Scoop 3 g of the cold-processed grass-fed colostrum powder into a clean, dry mixing cup or shaker bottle. This is one standard serving (contains the product's 3 g per scoop specification).
If using additional recovery boosters (collagen or BCAA), add their measured amounts to the same cup now so they dissolve together.
Mixing & Flavoring
Add Optional Flavorings
If desired, add 1 tsp raw honey or maple syrup for sweetness, 1 tsp vanilla extract for aroma, and/or 1 tsp unsweetened cocoa powder and 1/4 tsp ground cinnamon for a chocolate-cinnamon profile. These are optional but complement the natural flavor.
Add Ice (Optional)
Add about 4 ice cubes if you want a chilled, refreshing drink. Ice also helps with texture when blending.
Shake or Blend
Secure the shaker lid and shake vigorously for 20–30 seconds until the powder is fully dissolved and the drink is uniform. Alternatively, blend on low-medium speed for 10–15 seconds if using a blender (this yields a smoother texture and better incorporation of collagen/BCAAs).
Serve & Store
Taste and adjust sweetness or flavor as needed. If too thick or concentrated, add an additional 1–2 oz (30–60 ml) of liquid and mix again.
Serve immediately for best bioactivity and freshness. If you prepared in advance, keep refrigerated and consume within 24 hours. Do not heat above room temperature to preserve cold-processed bioactive compounds.
Rinse and dry the shaker or blender promptly to avoid residue buildup.