ARMRA is a physician-founded wellness brand revolutionizing whole-body health and vitality through the power of bovine colostrum, nature’s unrivaled nutrient powerhouse.
Founded by Sarah Rahal, MD, a double board-certified pediatric neurologist, ARMRA Colostrum™ spawned from a personal health battle, and launched with a mission to increase education and access to a transformational tool that holds the body’s blueprint for optimal health. Dr. Rahal spearheaded the colostrum category with patent-pending Cold-Chain BioPotent™ Pasteurization Technology, which harnesses ARMRA Colostrum’s 400+ bioactive nutrients in their purest and most bioavailable form. Working in synergy, and honed by nature for over 300 million years, these science-backed compounds act as the body’s source code, architecting its cellular regeneration and repair, to ensure youthful, optimal functioning from the inside out for thousands of benefits you can actually see and feel.
Safe for all ages, ARMRA upholds the highest bars of transparency, scientific excellence, and safety, and is made in the USA under the most rigorous quality and 3rd party testing standards. Furthermore, ARMRA is committed to sustainability and the health and welfare of all living beings, abiding by calf-first sourcing that ensures only surplus colostrum is collected from grass fed cows on family-owned dairy farms throughout the US.
Sarah Rahal, MD, is a double board-certified pediatric neurologist and trailblazing entrepreneur; recognized for her pioneering contributions to the health space, and sought-out expertise in colostrum science. As the founder of ARMRA, Dr. Rahal has distinguished herself as the creator and thought- leader of a disruptive category, marrying her expertise in functional medicine, environmental health, and quantum biology with an entrepreneurial mission sparked by her own life-threatening health battle and ensuing journey. Dr. Rahal obtained her medical doctorate from New York Medical College and completed her residency training at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center in New York. Following this, she pursued a fellowship at The Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai Hospital NY, where she remained on faculty, serving as Assistant Professor of Neurology and Pediatrics and The Director of Pediatric Headache. She led the department’s inpatient pediatric neurology service, trained medical students, residents, fellows, and peers, and conducted research, authoring several articles and book chapters during her tenure as Professor.
BOARD CERTIFICATIONS:
Board Certification in Neurology with Special Qualification in Child Neurology
American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology
Board Certification in Headache Medicine
United Council for Neurologic Subspecialties (UCNS)
