Why this product
Colostrum is the most nutrient-dense whole food produced by mammals. The research backs it.
mColostrum contains 97 documented immune factors, 87 growth factors, and measurable quantities of immunoglobulins (IgG, IgA, IgM), lactoferrin, and proline-rich polypeptides (PRPs). These compounds support immune modulation, gut lining repair, and tissue recovery — with applications documented in both athletic and clinical populations. The critical variable: low-heat processing. High-heat drying destroys these bioactive compounds. Most commercial colostrum products use spray-drying temperatures that denature the immunoglobulins before the product reaches you.
"Colostrum is one of the first things I recommend for clients dealing with gut issues or a compromised immune system. The processing matters enormously — there's a significant quality gap between brands. Most people are buying a product where the key compounds have been destroyed before it reaches them."
— Charles Barber

What's inside
Key bioactive compounds per serving
Immunoglobulins — 1,500ng per gram of powder
IgG, IgA, and IgM — the primary antibodies that identify and neutralise pathogens. Concentration is verified per gram of powder by third-party batch testing. Immunoglobulin concentration is the single most important quality marker to look for in any colostrum product.
Proline-rich polypeptides (PRPs) — 106.67mg per serving
Immune-modulating peptides that regulate immune response up or down depending on what's needed. Important for both under-active and over-active immune conditions.
Lactoferrin — 1.23mg per serving
Iron-binding glycoprotein with documented antiviral, antibacterial, and anti-inflammatory activity. One of the most studied bioactive proteins in colostrum.
97 immune factors + 87 growth factors
Including EGF, IGF-1, TGF-B2, Thymosin alpha 1 and beta 4 — compounds that support cellular repair, tissue regeneration, and immune regulation. Preserved through low-heat drying.
Essential vitamins and minerals
A, C, E, K1, K2, B-complex, calcium, zinc, magnesium, and phosphorus — all naturally present in the colostrum matrix, not added.

Supplement facts
What you're getting, in full

HOW TO USE
Easy to incorporate. Impossible to skip.
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First thing in the morning on an empty stomach
Gut absorption of immunoglobulins and growth factors is highest before food changes the gut environment. 15–20 minutes before eating is ideal.
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In a smoothie or beverage
Mixes into any drink with a mild, slightly sweet taste. Pairs well with mProtein for a complete morning recovery protocol.
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Post-exercise
Growth factors are most active during tissue repair phases. Post-workout use supports both muscle and gut recovery after intense training.
Suggested daily amount
1–3 tsp (2–6g) daily, 7 days per week. Start at 1 tsp and increase based on tolerance and goals.


What it does
Three things most people notice first
Immune system fortification
Immunoglobulins in colostrum neutralise pathogens in the gut before they enter the bloodstream — the first line of immune defence. IgA specifically lines the gut and respiratory mucosa, providing localised protection.
Gut lining repair
Growth factors EGF (epidermal growth factor) and IGF-1 in colostrum directly stimulate the repair and regeneration of gut epithelial cells. This is the most documented application of colostrum in functional medicine and one of the strongest arguments for daily use.
Faster recovery and tissue repair
The growth factor complex in colostrum supports muscle tissue repair, reduces recovery time between training sessions, and promotes general cellular regeneration. Multiple studies in athletic populations confirm these effects.
What sets mColostrum | Grass-Fed Cow Colostrum apart
mColostrum vs. standard colostrum supplements
The quality gap in colostrum products comes down to processing temperature. High-heat spray-drying — used by most brands — denatures immunoglobulins and growth factors. Low-heat drying is slower and more expensive. It is also the only way to deliver an active product.
mColostrumGeneric
Low-heat processed — bioactives preserved
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Immunoglobulins verified per batch
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US grass-fed, pasture-raised source
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Ethical surplus-only collection
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No fillers or synthetic additives
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Growth factors intact and documented
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WHERE MCOLOSTRUM COMES FROM
US grass-fed cows. Low-heat dried. Calves get priority.
mColostrum is collected only from surplus production — calves receive their full requirement before any collection occurs. Sourced from grass-fed, pasture-raised cows in the USA. Low-heat drying preserves immunoglobulins and growth factors. Conventional spray-drying at high temperatures destroys the compounds that make colostrum therapeutically valuable.
US grass-fed, pasture-raised source
Surplus-only ethical collection — calves are prioritised
Low-heat dried — immunoglobulins and growth factors preserved
Free from GMOs, glyphosate, fillers, and synthetic ingredients
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About mColostrum | Grass-Fed Cow Colostrum
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