Viral Colostrum Supplement ARMRA Earns Cult Following at NY Post

Our team tried ARMRA's premium colostrum powder and saw benefits like improved digestion, energy, and hair growth.

Mar. 27, 2026 at 12:48pm

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New York Post commerce writer Miska Salemann and several of her colleagues have been testing ARMRA, a premium colostrum supplement, for the past six months. They report experiencing benefits like better digestion, more energy, and improved hair and skin health. ARMRA uses a proprietary cold-chain processing method to preserve the bioactive nutrients in its colostrum, which is sourced from grass-fed cows on family-owned U.S. dairy farms. While the product is more expensive than some other colostrum supplements, the team says the quality and results make it worth the splurge.

Why it matters

Colostrum, the first milk produced by mammals after giving birth, has gained popularity in recent years for its potential health benefits. However, with so many colostrum supplements on the market, it can be hard to know which ones are high-quality and effective. ARMRA's commitment to sustainable sourcing, gentle processing, and transparency around its research and user reviews sets it apart from competitors, making it a standout option for those looking to incorporate colostrum into their wellness routines.

The details

ARMRA's colostrum powder is made using a proprietary Cold-Chain BioPotent Pasteurization Technology that the brand says helps preserve over 400 bioactive nutrients, growth factors, and peptides. This makes it one of the most potent colostrum supplements available, even though it contains just 1 gram of colostrum per serving - less than some other brands. ARMRA is also free from sugar, gluten, GMOs, hormones, and other additives, and is validated by third-party research. The powder can be mixed into liquids or taken as a dry scoop, though some users report minor clumping due to the product's purity.

  • Miska Salemann has been using ARMRA Colostrum for the past six months.
  • Several other members of the New York Post team, including Deputy Commerce Editor Holly J Coley and Senior Partnerships Manager Frank Massaro's wife, have also been using ARMRA for the past few months.

The players

Miska Salemann

A New York Post commerce writer and reporter who has been testing ARMRA Colostrum for the past six months.

Holly J Coley

The Deputy Commerce Editor at the New York Post, who was the first to introduce ARMRA to Miska Salemann and has been using the product for years.

Frank Massaro

The Senior Partnerships Manager at the New York Post, whose wife has been using ARMRA Colostrum for the past three months to help with postpartum hair loss.

Sarah Rahal

The pediatric neurologist who founded the ARMRA Colostrum brand.

Kelly Candela

A registered dietitian at Parsley Health who provided expert advice on evaluating colostrum supplements.

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What they’re saying

“I had the privilege (and I'm not being dramatic) of testing ARMRA when it first hit the market. I was a little skeptical about this 'superfood' and whether it really could do all the things people said it could, but after speaking to Dr. Rahal, I was open to trying it for at least a month.”

— Holly J Coley, Deputy Commerce Editor

“After a month, my skin looked better. I swear the elevens appearing between my brows went down to just one point five) and I simply felt more energized and less susceptible to being rundown.”

— Holly J Coley, Deputy Commerce Editor

“Since using ARMRA, I have noticed my hair falling out less. My hair actually feels stronger, and my nails are starting to gain back some sheen. I have been taking ARMRA on and off for the last three months, but I plan to start using it more consistently now that I have seen the subtle changes.”

— Frank Massaro's wife

What’s next

The New York Post team plans to continue using ARMRA Colostrum as part of their regular wellness routines, with some members, like Holly J Coley, committing to taking it consistently going forward.

The takeaway

ARMRA Colostrum stands out as a premium, high-quality colostrum supplement that uses innovative processing methods to preserve the bioactive nutrients. While it's more expensive than some competitors, the New York Post team's positive experiences with benefits like improved digestion, energy, and hair and skin health suggest the investment is worthwhile for those looking to incorporate colostrum into their wellness regimen.