Colostrum Powder - Gut Barrier Support - 2300mg Bovine Colostrum & 575mg IgG Per Serving - 30 Servings, Non-GMO

You want to get through a hard block without your gut being the thing that gives first.

The usual answer to that is to push on and sort it out afterwards. Long, hot, high-volume sessions pull blood away from the intestine toward working muscle, and the barrier lining it loosens temporarily while that is going on. It has been measured repeatedly in runners and cyclists. Dealing with it afterwards means you spent the entire block paying for it.

Colostrum works on that directly:

• It is the first milk a cow makes. Produced in the hours after calving, and unusually dense in immunoglobulin G.
• The IgG does its work in your gut. What survives stomach acid and digestion reaches the small intestine still able to bind, which is precisely the tissue a hard week is testing.
• A local effect makes the amount the argument. Since colostrum acts where it lands, how much arrives is what decides how much is there to work with.
• It has to go in cold. IgG is a protein and heat unfolds proteins, so cold water or a cold drink is the whole of the handling instruction.

KINETIC Colostrum Powder gives you 2,300 mg of bovine colostrum a scoop, 575 mg of it immunoglobulin G. One scoop in six to eight fluid ounces of cold water daily, and what you get for it:

• The full daily serving, every day of the block. The weeks that ask the most of you get exactly the same amount as the easy ones.
• IgG arriving intact where the training load is felt. Cold water is what protects it on the way in, and it costs you nothing to get right.
• A label you can read out loud in five seconds. Bovine colostrum, and the immunoglobulin G inside it. That is the whole of the panel.

The honest version, so you know what you are looking for.

🥄 The taste is real and it is not a fault

Unflavored colostrum tastes of milk powder, faintly sweet and faintly farmyard. That is simply what colostrum tastes like, and it vanishes into anything cold that has a flavor of its own.

🥣 It needs stirring, properly

Thirty seconds in a shaker, or half a minute of real stirring with a spoon. A lazy swirl leaves a layer sitting in the bottom of the glass, which is the one easy way to waste a scoop.

📅 The research runs in weeks

The intestinal barrier work took its measurements at fourteen days. The respiratory work in athletes ran eight to twelve weeks. Nothing in this field has been measured over days, so a single Thursday is the wrong instrument to judge it with.

🏋️ Time it to a build, not a deload

Everything colostrum has been studied for happens in people training hard, in heat, at volume. Running this through a build puts it in the conditions the research itself was done in, and a tub is about the length of one.

❄️ Cold is not a preference

A scoop stirred into coffee is a scoop wasted, because heat unfolds the protein you are paying for. Cold water, a cold shake or a juice all work, and the ten-minute line is about powder sitting in liquid rather than anything expiring.

Colostrum works in one place, and knowing which place explains everything about how to use it.

• In the intestine. The IgG that gets through digestion stays in the gut and does its job there, in the exact tissue a hard block loads hardest.
• More arriving means more present. Because the effect is local, the amount is what decides it, and 575 mg is a full daily serving of it.
• Cold, because it is a protein. Heat unfolds proteins, so cold liquid is what keeps what you paid for intact on the way in.
• The immune research is a local story too. The athlete work measured upper respiratory symptoms across eight to twelve weeks of daily use, which is why people who get ill at the end of every hard build come looking for colostrum.
• It contains milk. This is a dairy product and it is not suitable with a milk allergy.

How the serving is put together.

2,300 mg of bovine colostrum standardized to 25% immunoglobulin G, which the panel prints as its own 575 mg line, in one scoop taken daily in cold liquid. The tub holds 69 grams, so at one scoop a day that is thirty days, and three of them cover the eight to twelve week window the athlete research used.

This was made for people who have already decided colostrum is worth taking and want a full serving of it every day of a build.

It is especially for you if:

• You are heading into a build and want your gut covered for the whole of it.
• You have finished a hard block before and paid for it in the weeks afterwards.
• Your training runs long, hot and at volume, which is where this has been studied.
• You want an ingredient list you can read out loud in under five seconds.
• You already put something in a shaker every day and one more scoop costs you nothing.

2,300 mg of bovine colostrum a serving with 575 mg of IgG, one scoop in cold water daily, a 69 gram tub. Gluten free and non-GMO. Made in the USA. Contains milk.

If three of those sounded like you, this is the colostrum powder you have been looking for.

Skip it if you have a dairy allergy, if you are vegan, or if you compete under anti-doping testing, because colostrum naturally contains IGF-1, which is banned, and this product carries no third-party sport certification. Also if you take immunosuppressants or have an autoimmune condition, or if you are pregnant or nursing or under 18.

Your order today is backed by our 90-day guarantee. If KINETIC isn't right for you, return it within 90 days of delivery for a full refund. Simple as that.