I've dealt with bloating and unpredictable digestion for years — always a little uncomfortable after eating, never sure what would set it off. A few weeks into taking colostrum every morning and it's genuinely calmer. Less bloat, more regular, and I'm not thinking about my stomach after every meal anymore. It feels like it's supporting the gut itself, not just covering it up.
Nocturn Guard
Bovine Colostrum for gut barrier and immune support
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Gut barrier, held under load — supports gut barrier integrity through heavy training weeks
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Stay available to train — supports the immune system during periods of intense physical activity
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Settle faster between sessions — supports a healthy inflammatory response after exercise
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Three actives, named openly — IgG, lactoferrin and growth factors. Not four hundred bioactives.
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The morning half of the system — GUARD by day, DEEP by night
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People stopped fighting their gut. Then they stopped getting sick.
Real, unpaid experiences from people taking a daily colostrum supplement. Individual results vary.
Between two kids in daycare and training most mornings, I used to catch everything going around — a cold every couple of months, easy. I started colostrum at the end of summer, mostly for my gut, and the thing I didn't expect was the immune side. I've stayed on my feet through the whole season while everyone around me dropped. Recovery between sessions feels steadier too.
I'll be straight: the first few days I didn't notice much, and I almost wrote it off. Gave it a full two weeks like the label said, and somewhere in there it clicked — less bloating after meals, digestion just more comfortable. It's not a miracle and it's not instant. But it's the first thing I've added that I can actually feel doing something. I re-ordered.
*Reviews reflect real, unpaid individual experiences with daily colostrum supplementation and are shown to illustrate common outcomes; individual results vary. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Bovine colostrum naturally contains IGF-1; WADA-tested competitive athletes should consult their sport's anti-doping advisor before use.
Contains milk. Not suitable for anyone with a cow's-milk allergy or casein intolerance. Contains naturally occurring lactose. Not recommended for pregnant or lactating individuals.
It covers first. It rebuilds after.
Colostrum appears to protect the gut lining before it repairs it, so the early weeks and the later ones are doing different jobs. Here is what the research recorded at each stage — including where it disagrees with itself.
Early cover
- Protection appears to begin before repair does. In controlled work, colostrum blunted the sharp rise in gut permeability that follows an acute stressor, within days of starting.
- None of this is felt. There is no sensation attached to a gut lining holding up better under load, and you should be suspicious of anything that claims otherwise.
- Morning, on an empty stomach, daily. Consistency is doing the work here rather than any single serving.
Karakülah YS, Yalçıntaş YM, Bechelany M, Karav S. 2025. International Journal of Molecular Sciences. Clinical review of bovine colostrum in gastrointestinal disorders.
Rebuilding
- This is the most replicated window in the colostrum literature. A placebo-controlled crossover trial found 14 days cut exercise-induced permeability increases by roughly 80% against placebo.
- A systematic review across nine independent trials points to the same one-to-two week window as the most consistently effective.
- Some users report less gut disruption through hard sessions or unfamiliar food. Others notice nothing. Barrier work does not announce itself.
Marchbank T, et al. 2011. American Journal of Physiology — Gastrointestinal and Liver Physiology. Double-blind, placebo-controlled crossover trial, n=12.
Back to baseline
- By around three weeks the measured change reads as normalisation rather than improvement. In a 20-day trial where three in four athletes began with elevated permeability, levels returned to a normal reference range.
- A separate four-week trial recorded early signs of stronger immune resilience under training load.
- Nothing else in those trials changed. The supplementation was the variable.
Hałasa M, et al. 2017. Nutrients. Controlled trial in 16 athletes during peak competition training.
Compounding
- Past a month, the measured effects extend beyond the gut. Trials running eight to twelve weeks recorded improvements in sprint and time-trial performance and in aerobic capacity.
- A 24-week trial in football players found sustained increases in IgG alongside reduced post-exercise inflammation — the longest window anyone has measured.
- Not every trial found performance gains. In several, the benefit stayed in gut repair and immune markers rather than output. We would rather say that than imply the ceiling is guaranteed.
Cieşlicka M, et al. 2023. Nutrients. 15(22):4779. Randomized controlled trial in football players.
Individual experience varies. These findings come from independent, peer-reviewed research on bovine colostrum as an ingredient, not on GUARD, and none of it was funded by a supplement brand. Daily amounts differed considerably between trials, and some used more than a daily serving provides.
Bovine colostrum naturally contains IGF-1. WADA-tested competitive athletes should consult their sport's anti-doping advisor before use. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Built on real trials. Real science.
GUARD is formulated around independently published, peer-reviewed research into bovine colostrum — the same body of clinical evidence researchers and clinicians rely on, not an internal study built to sell you something.
These trials studied bovine colostrum as an ingredient, not GUARD specifically. We didn't fund them. We formulated to match what they found.
Your gut stays sealed under stress. Intense training normally lets more gut contents leak into your bloodstream, driving inflammation. Colostrum blocked most of that leak in a controlled trial — meaning less post-workout inflammation and faster bounce-back.
Marchbank T, et al. 2011. American Journal of Physiology – Gastrointestinal and Liver Physiology. Double-blind, placebo-controlled crossover trial, n=12.
DOI 10.1152/ajpgi.00281.2010Chronic training breaks down your gut lining — this rebuilds it. In athletes deep in competition training, 3 out of 4 already had leaky gut. Twenty days of colostrum brought their gut barrier back to a normal, healthy range without changing anything else.
Hałasa M, et al. 2017. Nutrients. Controlled trial in 16 athletes during peak competition training.
PMCID PMC5409709Fewer sick days, more training days. Salivary IgA is your body's frontline defense against colds and infections that sideline athletes. Colostrum users saw a 79% increase in this immune marker, statistically significant versus placebo.
Crooks CV, Wall CR, Cross ML, Rutherfurd-Markwick KJ. 2006. International Journal of Sport Nutrition and Exercise Metabolism. 16(1):47–64.
PMID 16676703 · n=35 distance runners (15F/20M)Every citation resolves to a real, published study so you can look it up independently.
Bovine colostrum naturally contains IGF-1. WADA-tested competitive athletes should consult their sport's anti-doping advisor before use.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
One ingredient. Fully disclosed.
We're not going to hide behind a "proprietary bioactive matrix." Here's exactly what's in GUARD, how much, and why.
Supplement Facts
Servings Per Container: 30
2,300 mg of first-milking bovine colostrum per serving, standardized to 25% Immunoglobulin G — 575 mg of IgG. Collected within the first 24 hours postpartum, when IgG concentration is highest, then processed at low heat to preserve bioactivity. [Confirm exact processing method with manufacturer.]
Everything, in one place.
One scoop (2.3 g), stirred into water, coffee, or a smoothie. Best taken in the morning, on an empty stomach. [Confirm final serving guidance once dose is locked.]
Supports gut barrier integrity. Supports mucosal immunity. Supports a healthy inflammatory response after exercise.
Three specific, structure/function claims — not a wellness catch-all.
2,300 mg of first-milking bovine colostrum per serving, standardized to 25% Immunoglobulin G — 575 mg of IgG. Collected within the first 24 hours postpartum, when IgG concentration is highest, then processed at low heat to preserve bioactivity. [Confirm exact processing method with manufacturer.]
Grass-fed, pasture-raised sourcing. Casein-fat removed. One ingredient, one dose — no proprietary "bioactive matrix."
In a controlled athlete trial, colostrum reduced the rise in exercise-induced gut permeability by roughly 80% against an untreated 2.5x increase on placebo (n=12, double-blind, placebo-controlled). Read the gut-permeability trial →
In distance runners, colostrum raised salivary IgA — a frontline marker of mucosal immune defense — by 79% versus placebo over 12 weeks (n=35). Read the salivary IgA trial →
In football players, colostrum brought TNF-α (an inflammatory marker) back toward baseline within 3 hours after intense exercise, versus sustained elevation on placebo (n=28, double-blind crossover). Read the recovery trial →
These trials studied bovine colostrum as an ingredient, not GUARD specifically, and several are small studies — real but preliminary evidence, not proof this specific product will do the same for you.
Every batch is third-party tested for identity and purity, manufactured to the same standard regardless of whether the Certificate of Analysis below is populated yet.
Contains milk. Not suitable for anyone with a cow's-milk allergy or casein intolerance. Contains naturally occurring lactose. Not recommended for pregnant or lactating individuals.
Bovine colostrum naturally contains IGF-1. WADA-tested competitive athletes should consult their sport's anti-doping advisor before use.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
The label tells you everything.
IgG disclosed per serving — not just "total protein"
First-milking collection (within 24h postpartum)
Low-heat / cold-chain processing to preserve bioactivity
One ingredient, one dose — no proprietary "bioactive matrix"
Third-party tested every batch, COA available
Casein-free
Grass-fed, pasture-raised sourcing
Contains milk. Not suitable for anyone with a cow's-milk allergy or casein intolerance. Contains naturally occurring lactose. Not recommended for pregnant or lactating individuals.
We're new. So we'll show you the paperwork instead.
We could have filled this space with testimonials. We'd rather tell you the truth: GUARD just launched, and we don't have hundreds of reviews yet.
What we do have is the thing that actually matters before anyone has an opinion — the IgG disclosed per serving, the collection timing, and a third-party test on every batch. Read the Certificate of Analysis and judge the product on what's in it.
When the reviews come, they'll be real ones. Verified buyers only.
Questions, answered.
Colostrum is the first milk a mammal produces in the 24–72 hours after giving birth — structurally distinct from regular milk and dense in IgG, lactoferrin, and growth factors.
Bovine (cow) colostrum is the form used in almost all human research and supplementation: it's safe, well-studied, and can be sourced without harming the calf, which continues to nurse.
GUARD contains naturally occurring lactose. If you're lactose intolerant, start with a smaller serving and see how you respond.
That's different from a milk allergy — if you have a diagnosed cow's-milk allergy, do not take GUARD.
[Confirm taste/flavor profile once finalized.] Stir a scoop into water, coffee, or a smoothie. Most people take it in the morning, on an empty stomach.
One scoop (2.3 g) daily, typically in the morning. [Confirm final serving guidance once dose is locked.]
The gut-barrier research this is built on uses consistent daily use over weeks, not single servings — give it a full month before judging whether it's working.
Bovine colostrum naturally contains IGF-1. WADA-tested competitive athletes should consult their sport's anti-doping advisor before use.
Every batch is third-party tested for identity and purity. The Certificate of Analysis is available for every batch — ask and we'll send it. [Confirm COA process]
Yes — that's the system. GUARD in the morning for gut and immune infrastructure, DEEP at night for nervous-system calm and overnight recovery. Two products, one 24-hour recovery system.
GUARD by morning, DEEP by night.
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