Blend a scoop of Aceso Colostrum into water, smoothies, yoghurt, or your favourite recipes. Its neutral taste makes it a seamless addition to any beverage or dish.

Aceso uses the purest Colostrum, sourced from grass-fed dairy cows raised on certified farms across the USA. Calf-first sourcing ensures we only collect overflow Colostrum, after baby calves get fed all that they need. We prioritize utilizing colostrum from the initial two milking’s of cows on our certified farms.

Colostrum is the initial milk produced within the first 24-72 hours after mammalian birth. It’s packed with essential nutrients and antibodies crucial for the development of a healthy immune system and gut in newborn mammals. Known for its thick consistency and golden hue, it’s often referred to as “liquid gold.”

Following Colostrum, transitional milk emerges, marking the transition between colostrum and the conventional “whole milk” produced by cows.

Yes! Regardless of whether or not your children were breastfed, Colostrum can significantly benefit their immune system and overall health and wellbeing.

However, it’s advisable to consult your healthcare provider if your child is younger than 12 months old. Additionally, children with severe lactose intolerance or dairy allergies should avoid taking any Colostrum supplement.

Yes. Our Colostrum Powder is derived from dairy, we advise against its use for individuals with milk allergies or severe lactose intolerance. 

The FDA doesn’t directly endorse dietary supplements but oversees them to ensure safety and quality. The FDA oversees supplements through periodic inspections of manufacturing facilities, reviewing product labels and websites for accurate functional claims, and monitoring products for safety.

Although there are no reported harmful interactions between Colostrum and other supplements or medications, it’s advisable to consult your healthcare provider before choosing Aceso Colostrum if you have any concerns.

The recommended daily dosage is suggested as 1 scoop for children and 2 scoops for adults.

Although there haven’t been reported risks during pregnancy or breastfeeding, it’s always recommended to consult your healthcare provider before introducing any new supplements during these periods.