This is what you want to know about collagen (hydrolysate) and gelatin.
Collagen hydrolysate from wild-caught cod by Ergomax
It has a neutral taste. Within just a few minutes, the body has access to the specific amino acids and amino acid compounds it can readily use. Naturally, Ergomax also ensures sustainable production and distribution.
Benefits
- Excellent source of protein
- Contains high concentrations of glycine, lysine and proline
- Neutral taste and sustainably sourced
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A strong amino acid profile
Collagen hydrolysate in the form of collagen powder contains high concentrations of the important amino acids glycine, lysine and proline. The unique ratios of these amino acids are characteristic of the collagen in our bodies. It is therefore important that we obtain them through our diet or supplementation. Supplementing with collagen hydrolysate can be an excellent choice for several reasons.
Collagen powder from sustainably sourced cod
There are several sources of collagen. Pork and bovine collagen are the most common. These forms are primarily sourced from industrial and intensive livestock farming. Ergomax takes a different approach! Because we only want to offer the best and highest-quality collagen, we choose collagen from wild-caught cod: naturally from sustainable sources and processed using a clean and careful method.
Neutral taste and rich in glycine
Cod collagen hydrolysate is a fine white collagen powder with a neutral taste. The product has undergone an additional processing step, allowing the powder to mix easily with liquids and be rapidly absorbed. Two tablespoons a day provide a convenient way to supplement your diet with these pure proteins. One of the amino acids found abundantly in collagen is glycine. Glycine is semi-essential. This means that the body does not naturally produce enough of it, making additional dietary intake of glycine necessary. The body produces approximately 3 grams per day but requires around 10 grams per day for basic processes.
Collagen in the body
Collagen is one of the most abundant proteins in the world. Around 30% of all protein in the body is collagen. This so-called biopolymer is found throughout our connective tissue, from the skin and joints to the organs. Maintaining collagen properly is therefore very important. Collagen provides the body with strength, integrity and structure. Almost everyone may benefit from additional collagen intake, but certain groups, such as athletes and older adults, may have an even greater interest in maintaining an adequate intake.
More than just passive tissue
Collagen is generally thought of as merely passive tissue with mechanical properties, but this is not entirely accurate. Collagen also has dielectric and electrical conduction properties. As a result, it acts as a type of communication system that connects the entire body as a coherent whole. In addition, it plays a role in energy production.
Collagen: a liquid crystal?
Our bodies renew all their collagen approximately every six months. For strong, well-functioning collagen, it is important to consume the right nutrients, exercise appropriately and, above all, drink enough water. Collagen in the body is a form of matter with a structure somewhere between a solid crystal and a liquid. It is therefore also referred to as “liquid crystalline”, or a liquid crystal. It depends on water to function properly, making adequate hydration essential.
About Ergomax
When you choose Ergomax, you choose quality, expert advice and proven effectiveness. Ergomax offers natural nutritional supplements. We believe everyone should be able to pursue optimal health. That is why we are always searching for new and unique substances and products with proven effects. Our range also includes many unique niche products. All our products are carefully selected, assessed and tested. This also applies to Ergomax's own product line. Products are processed as little as possible and kept as natural as possible. After all, Mother Nature always knows best.
