Colostrum Powder - Gut Health & Immune Support - 2300mg Per Serving, 25% IgG - 30 Servings, Non-GMO & Gluten Free

Eating less does not only mean less food. It means less of everything that used to come with it.

When your appetite drops by half, so does the protein, the fibre and the ordinary daily nutrition your gut and your immune system were quietly running on. Losing weight quickly asks a lot of both, and not all of what comes off the scale is fat.

Colostrum is the first milk a cow produces after calving, and it is built for precisely this job:

• Immunoglobulins (IgG) at 575 mg a serving. These antibodies stay intact through your stomach and do their work in the gut itself rather than in the bloodstream.
• Bioactive compounds that may support the gut lining, which is the surface everything you do eat has to pass through to reach you.
• Growth factors that occur naturally in colostrum, which is why it has become a fixture in post-exercise routines.

Halve your intake and the two things people notice first are a stomach that behaves differently and an immune system they are suddenly much more aware of.

COMPASS Colostrum Powder puts 2300 mg of bovine colostrum into a single scoop, standardized to 25% IgG, so the active part is a number you can read rather than a claim you have to take on trust. What you get:

• Daily support for normal immune system function.
• Help maintaining digestive wellness through a stretch that tends to disrupt it.
• Something you can get down on a day when a full meal is not happening.

One scoop in 6 to 8 oz of cold water or a drink you are already having, finished within about 10 minutes of mixing.

🌱 It builds rather than switches on

Colostrum is not a stimulant and there is no moment where you feel it land. What it does is give your gut and your immune system a steady daily supply of something they have been getting less of. That works by accumulation, so the people who get the most from it are the ones who take it on the boring days too.

🥄 Your digestion usually notices first

Most of what colostrum does happens in the gut, so that is generally where any change shows up earliest. Some people find things settle within a couple of weeks. Others notice little at first and more by week six.

📉 Week one is where most people give up

Read across this category and the pattern is hard to miss: almost every write-off comes from someone who took it for four or five days. The accounts worth reading are nearly always weeks in. If you are going to try it, give it the run it needs.

👤 Where you start changes what you notice

Someone whose eating has just dropped off a cliff has more room to notice a difference than someone whose diet has been steady for years. Neither is doing it wrong. It does mean two people can take the same scoop and describe it completely differently.

🧊 It goes in cold

Cold water, a cold drink, or something like yoghurt. The label specifies cold for a reason, and a mixed scoop is best finished within about ten minutes rather than left standing.

For most people, no. For some, a little, and mainly at the start.

The most common reports across colostrum generally are mild bloating, wind or looser stools in the first few days, and they tend to settle. Taking your scoop alongside food rather than on an empty stomach is the one thing that helps most, and it fits a smaller appetite well enough anyway.

The part worth being straight about: colostrum is a dairy ingredient. It comes from cow's milk and it carries milk proteins and a small amount of lactose. If you have a milk allergy, this is not the product for you. If you are lactose intolerant, plenty of people tolerate colostrum because the amount is small, but you know your own threshold better than we do.

For the same reason it is not vegan. It is gluten free, non-GMO, and suitable for vegetarians who include dairy.

If you take any medication, and particularly if you are on a prescribed weight-management medication, run it past your doctor or pharmacist before you start. That is the sensible order of operations for anything you add on top.

It was made for people eating a great deal less than they used to, who want the smaller amount to count for more.

It is especially for you if:

• Your appetite has dropped sharply and a full meal is now a negotiation.
• The weight is coming off and you are not convinced all of it is fat.
• Your digestion changed when your eating changed, and not in your favour.
• You have picked up a colostrum before and could not find an IgG figure anywhere on the tub.
• You would rather stir one scoop into a drink than talk yourself into another meal.

One ingredient on the label, 2300 mg a serving, standardized to 25% IgG, gluten free, non-GMO, made in the USA.

Chances are, this is the colostrum you have been looking for.

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