Description
Chief Nutrition Grass-Fed Colostrum Powder
Colostrum is the first nutrient-rich milk produced by mammals after giving birth. It naturally contains immunoglobulins, proteins and bioactive compounds that have been studied for their role in supporting gut barrier integrity and digestive health. Chief Nutrition's Colostrum Powder is sourced from grass-fed, pasture-raised New Zealand cows and contains 20%+ IgG (immunoglobulin G).
Why This Colostrum Powder
Not all colostrum powders are equal. This one is sourced from pasture-raised New Zealand cows, with no additives, fillers, hormones or Bovaer, and no added sugar. If you're comparing bovine colostrum powders, the IgG percentage is one of the main things worth checking, since it reflects how concentrated the immunoglobulin content is. At 20%+ IgG, this sits at a solid strength for a general-use colostrum supplement.
What's In It
- 20%+ IgG, sourced from grass-fed New Zealand cows
- 90g pouch, 30 serves
- Egg-free, nut-free, soy-free and wheat-free
- Gluten-free, with no added sugar
- Preservative-free, with no fillers, hormones or Bovaer
Colostrum has become a popular addition to gut health routines because, unlike an isolated probiotic or single nutrient, it delivers a broad mix of naturally occurring proteins and bioactive compounds as they exist in whole milk, just concentrated from the very first milking.
How To Use It
Stir a serve into water, a smoothie or your usual shake. Because it's a fine powder, it mixes easily without needing to be blended. Colostrum is generally taken daily as part of a wider gut health routine rather than as a one-off, so it's worth keeping alongside your other everyday supplements rather than using it occasionally.
If gut health is your main focus, our guide to naturally energised gut health covers the basics of building a gut-friendly routine, and colostrum can sit alongside other options like Chief Nutrition's Grass-Fed Collagen Protein.
Sourcing matters with colostrum, since it is collected from cows shortly after calving. Choosing a grass-fed, pasture-raised source with no added hormones is one of the simpler ways to know what you are actually getting in the tub.
Good To Know
Because colostrum is a whole food ingredient rather than an isolated compound, it's generally well tolerated, though as with any new supplement it's worth starting with a single serve to see how it sits with you. Browse our Fitness Fuel collection for more everyday supplement options.
