Taking This Superfood Stopped My Brother’s Receding Hairline.
Or that’s what he claims, at least. He wouldn’t shut up about ARMRA Colostrum on our family trip… to the point where I started to feel like I was an expert about it.
But there’s a difference in knowledge and belief. I mean, I’m not a “superfood” person in general—and I’m especially wary of sleek branding and catchy marketing claims for the latest trends. But he was adamant that this was the real deal… and to be fair his hair was looking full.
Intuitively, it makes sense how it would work. Colostrum is a form of milk produced in all mammals in the first few days after giving birth. It’s quite literally packed with nutrients and antibodies that protect babies from infection and help them survive their first and most critical days.
In adults, it can apparently improve gut health, boost immunity, fight off infections… and grow back my brother’s hair. I was convinced enough to give it a shot.
Where Did the Idea for ARMRA Colostrum Come From?
The founder of ARMRA Colostrum, Dr. Sarah Rahal, had the idea to make the life-changing benefits of colostrum accessible to everyone after seeing a boom in chronic diseases in her patients, and the concerning role that our modern environment might play in that.
With things like pollutants, pesticides, processed foods, and unregulated chemicals threatening our bodies’ health, Dr. Rahal saw an urgency to provide the right nutrients for the body to revive its age-old power to repair itself. And ARMRA Colostrum’s Immune Revival was born.
Using a low-temperature process they call “Cold-Chain BioPotent Technology,” they filter the colostrum from grass-fed cows and preserve the potency while removing the unnecessary stuff like casein and fat. According to the website it’s the “only colostrum optimized for human health” and it has 400+ bioactive nutrients… so it just continued to sound more and more legit.
One Ingredient With 4.9 Stars From Over 9,500 Reviews…
The Immune Revival powder comes as either Blood Orange, Vine Watermelon, limited edition Açu Açai Berry, or Unflavored. The flavored versions use only organic, non-artificial ingredients with a little stevia for sweetening. It seems like trendy supplements usually love to cut corners, but everything ARMRA Colostrum makes is:
- Non-GMO
- Produced in the USA
- Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP)-Certified
- Gluten, Soy, Additive, and Preservative Free
Immune Revival comes in bulk powder form or 30 single-serving stick packs. My brother recommended the Unflavored version so I decided to get a couple of the 30 serving-Unflavored Stick Pack boxes for $39.99 each.
You get way more bang for your buck with the Bulk Jar, and you can even get a discount if you subscribe to regular shipments, but I was still on the fence about this stuff. In what my family would call a classic move, I opted to just pay the least and see what happened.
Turns Out it Tastes Like… Caramel Candy?
My stick packs came in just a couple days and, I gotta admit, they looked pretty sleek. You can mix the powder with cold liquid (heat can destroy some of the bioactives) or just “straight shoot” it by pouring the powder directly on your tongue.
I did the latter mainly because it sounded more fun, despite some horrible experiences with the Cinnamon Challenge when I was a kid. (Wow, I miss that era of the internet.) It ended up tasting like caramel, and I could almost chew it. The powder congealed in my mouth in a way that felt weird at first, but that I came to actually really like.
There’s not really a limit to how many servings you can take in a day, but they recommend starting out with 2-4. I just committed to one in the morning and one after dinner, for 30 days straight.
Okay, So Here’s What Actually Happened
ARMRA Colostrum apparently has thousands of benefits like strengthened immunity, boosted metabolism, fortified gut health, improved sleep and energy… the list goes on. On top of that, people say some crazy things about ARMRA Colostrum in the reviews. And I mean crazy:
Even my brother was making some wild claims. So I really wanted to feel a difference after taking this stuff. It felt like all the stars were aligning and I could finally end my streak of dismissing anything with a label on it.
And look, I don’t know if I was expecting to wake up like Superman or what, but I didn’t really feel… anything. I guess my hair felt pretty good and I did have a nice string of good hair days, but that’s not really something I typically struggle with.
My workouts were going well and I did feel like I had a good amount of energy throughout the day, but I generally feel that way anyway. They say ARMRA Colostrum gives you full-body health… but the downside for someone like me who’s already healthy is that that’s hard to track. I texted my brother that he made a great effort, but it just didn’t seem like I needed it.
So I Stopped Taking it. But Then Things Got Very Interesting…
You don’t know what you got ‘til it’s gone, I guess. The few weeks after I stopped taking this stuff I started to notice some very unfavorable outcomes: I was bloating after meals, I didn’t really have that pep in my step during the day, and I even came down with a minor cold.
My workouts started lagging a little bit, too. I saw this study where colostrum was found to increase lean muscle mass, so it turns out I wasn’t just serendipitously “having good workouts” when I was taking it. It’s funny how my skepticism just turned into assuming the good things that were happening to me were unrelated to the clinically backed superfood I added to my diet.
I found out that the way it actually works is by rebuilding your “mucosal barrier,” which our processed modern life has a tendency to degrade. But I guess the benefits of that came on so subtly that I didn’t realize they were benefits at all. But benefits they were, and I wanted them back. This time, I ordered in bulk.
I Guess ARMRA Colostrum Really Is a “Very-Super-Food” After All
And my brother was right the whole time. It just took me giving up on his advice to find that out.
Now we’re both subscribed to shipments of the Bulk Jar of Immune Revival and we’re both telling everyone we know about it. The benefits really accumulate over time, too. It’s like for the first time, something that seemed too good to be true was better.
I had to learn the (semi) hard way that ARMRA Colostrum works wonders in fueling your body and strengthening your immune barriers, but you don’t have to just take it from me.
Your Revival of Health.
Start at the foundation to protect, rebuild, and strengthen your health. You might even get your hairline back.