Marine Collagen Powder by Simply Healthy

Marine Collagen Powder key benefits: 

• Highly concentrated
• Dietary supplement, high in protein, zero carbs and fat
• Antioxidant Protection
• Improve Hair, Skin & Nail
• Increase lean muscle mass
• Promote Gut Health & Sleep Quality
• Contains no artificial colours, flavours, or preservatives
• Natural product, easy to digest and quicker absorption
• Non GMO – Non Genetically Modified
• Gluten Free, Dairy Free, Nut Free
• Suitable for Keto & Paleo diet 

What is Marine Collagen Powder? 

Hydrolysed Marine (fish) Collagen Peptides are a health ingredient made from fish and used in a variety of health and beauty products.  Marine Collagen Peptides are produced from 100% natural animal sources – in this case, the skins of wild-caught ocean fish.  Marine Collagen Peptides are becoming more and more popular, both among consumers and manufacturers in the health, beauty and nutraceuticals markets. 

Collagen is the most abundant protein in your body.  You can find Collagen in your bones, muscles, tendons, ligaments, organs, blood vessels, intestines, tissue and skin. 

Your body starts to make less Collagen as you age, starting in your mid-20s.  Poor diet can lower your collagen levels too.  When your body doesn’t make as much collagen, it can lead to things like wrinkles, weak muscles, tight ligaments and tendons, joint pain and gut issues. 

The production process behind Marine Collagen Peptides is the same as it is for collagen peptides from any other source.  It begins with a natural process of extracting gelatine from the raw material, which contains native collagen.  This is followed by a specific enzymatic hydrolysis process to convert the gelatine into – highly bioavailable and bioactive – Collagen Peptides. 

As with all sources of Collagen the body doesn’t simply absorb Marine Collagen whole and deliver it directly where it needs to go.  It breaks the Collagen down into its individual amino acids, which are then absorbed and utilized by the body.  While it contains 17 amino acids, marine collagen is characterized by high levels of Glycine, Proline, and Hydroxyproline.  It’s important to note that Marine Collagen contains only eight out of the nine essential amino acids, so it’s not considered a complete protein.