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improve verbal memory, leading the researchers to state that colostrum may promote healthy aging among older adults.68 A 2022 paper examined the mechanism of action behind colostrum's purported cognitive benefits.32 In addition to identifying other potential upsides (e.g., improving spatial memory, reducing neuroinflammation, and counteracting oxidative stress in the brain), the researchers found that colostrum's concentration of unsaturated fatty acids allows it to cross the blood-brain barrier and, therefore, affect the brain itself