Is the collagen hydrolyzed? I've read that the body will absorb more of the collagen if it is hydrolyzed but it is not described.
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No. This is fish collagen. Hydrolized collagen comes from bovine or pig. My research revealed that fish collagen is more quickly digested and easily absorbed by the body.
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I checked the bottle, did not see anything about hydrolyzed or predigested: I have taking one bottle of this without much problems. I have seen Hyd. Fish Collagens.
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Yes it is. The description of this product, and the answer to this question, is right on this Amazon page: "NeoCell's Fish Collagen is enzymatically hydrolyzed into low molecular weight peptides for maximum bioavailabilty."
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I am looking for an accurate answer,looks like NO,not hydrolized.Nothing on my bottle says hydrolized.Nothing at Neocell website says so...http://www.neocell.com/products-fish-collagen-ha-120.php There are numerous collagen supplements that are hydrolized.I use this neocell supplement and also recently began using Lindberg skin rejuvenator from nutritionexpress.com you may want to read about that one at their site.
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Hello, One gram = 1,000 MG. I have read that one level tablespoon of collagen hydrolysate (aka "gelatin"), contains 7 grams of gelatin (or collagen), equaling 7,000 MG. Here is the link to the information: http://empoweredsustenance.com/collagen-hydrolysate-gelatin-hormones/. When you go to the page, scroll down about a quarter of the way. Hope this helps.
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No, it is pure collagen. I already ordered second time. This is a GREAT product!
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If you click on the box, you can see the answers to your questions. It is 'kosher', no preservatives & collagen is hydorlyzed. If you review the back & sides of the box; you can see that fish is not listed. Double click on the box and you can see all views on what it contains, etc. I hope that this will help you.
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The Collagen Hydrolysate is more versatile. You can add it to hot or cold beverages, which is the best way to use it. Put it in your morning coffee or tea, and you won't be able to taste it at all. Also add it to your iced tea, and it dissolves beautifully with no taste to it. It doesn't gel, so it won't make things thick. You can even add it to foods like cottage cheese, mashed potatoes, hot or cold cereals...so many uses for the Hydrolysate. The Collagen gelatin is great when added to things you want thickened. Gravies, jello, stews, etc. Both of them are wonderful products, but I tend to use the Hydrolysate more often. The Collagen Hydrolysate is more versatile. You can add it to hot or cold beverages, which is the best way to use it. Put it in your morning coffee or tea, and you won't be able to taste it at all. Also add it to your iced tea, and it dissolves beautifully with no taste to it. It doesn't gel, so it won't make things thick. You can even add it to foods like cottage cheese, mashed potatoes, hot or cold cereals...so many uses for the Hydrolysate. The Collagen gelatin is great when added to things you want thickened. Gravies, jello, stews, etc. Both of them are wonderful products, but I tend to... » Read More The Collagen Hydrolysate is more versatile. You can add it to hot or cold beverages, which is the best way to use it. Put it in your morning coffee or tea, and you won't be able to taste it at all. Also add it to your iced tea, and it dissolves beautifully with no taste to it. It doesn't gel, so it won't make things thick. You can even add it to foods like cottage cheese, mashed potatoes, hot or cold cereals...so many uses for the Hydrolysate. The Collagen gelatin is great when added to things you want thickened. Gravies, jello, stews, etc. Both of them are wonderful products, but I tend to use the Hydrolysate more often. « Show Less
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I never try that :)But there are some skincare products that using collagen. I think it is better to try those first before experimenting with this product.
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Hello,One gram = 1,000 MG. I have read that one level tablespoon of collagen hydrolysate (aka "gelatin"), contains 7 grams of gelatin (or collagen), equaling 7,000 MG. Here is the link to the information: http://empoweredsustenance.com/collagen-hydrolysate-gelatin-hormones/. When you go to the page, scroll down about a quarter of the way.Hope this helps.
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it is an irreversible hydroliced form of collagen, and it is extracted from the skin , bone and certilage of animals and then prossesed.
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This product contains 6 grams of 1,2,3 collagen, not 6mg. This equates to 12% of your daily value. This product contains your complete dosage of vitamin c for the day. The debate is since collagen is a large molecular structure that you can't bottle in any form, that is something to think about. However, when I used the product I noticed I received results within the first 24 hours with my joint pains. That may attribute to the full dosage of vitamin c contained in this product. Use your best judgement in regards to purchasing this product. I would recommend it. Thank you.
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I'm not sure I understand the question. Do you want to dissolve the product in Water prior to ingestion.I'm not sure if it will dissolve completely in this way, in a Glass of Water.If you mean, is it Water soluble in the Stomach, then yes, water will dissolve the outer casing, and make the contents absorbable.
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I'm not sure since I haven't tied, "regular gelatin obtained from grass fed cows". If you sell the product I'll try it out. I like what collagen does for me.
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I like the collagen seem to work better for my skin! I like the way my skin absorbs it Both are good products tho!
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All the bottle says is hydrolyzed collagen, i am not sure if it is vegan but i don't believe it is vegan friendly because the other ingredients include gelatin and beeswax
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"How good?" depends on the effect on your skin type. Every type of skin is different. I like it. I have dry skin and this is a light moisturizer cream. As to how much Collage does it contain? I do not know. I know that if you take Vitamin C, your skin produces more Collagen naturally. These creams can only have a topical effect, the more watery they are, the more the skin absorbs it.
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Bovine collagen comes from cow's skin. I am also a vegan and I wasn't aware of this information . Lesson learned. I purchased Sano Phytoceramides - plant based anti aging supplement.
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hi tim collagen I and III helps with the skin and the mucsles in the body. type II collagen helps with ligaments and joints first, then maybe overtime of taking it will help with the skin. but there is a patented formula of collagen II called biocell collagen which is mainly intended to help with the skin and aging process...mainly keeping the skin from loosing hyaluaronic acid in the skin, therefore maintaining moisture. they both help to plump up the skin but if i were to choose, i dog with the biocell collagen which is type II. but it also depends on what you are trying to achieve in your skin. hope this helpsmelody hi tim collagen I and III helps with the skin and the mucsles in the body. type II collagen helps with ligaments and joints first, then maybe overtime of taking it will help with the skin. but there is a patented formula of collagen II called biocell collagen which is mainly intended to help with the skin and aging process...mainly keeping the skin from loosing hyaluaronic acid in the skin, therefore maintaining moisture. they both help to plump up the skin but if i were to choose, i dog with the biocell collagen which is type II. but it also depends on what you are trying to achieve in... » Read More hi tim collagen I and III helps with the skin and the mucsles in the body. type II collagen helps with ligaments and joints first, then maybe overtime of taking it will help with the skin. but there is a patented formula of collagen II called biocell collagen which is mainly intended to help with the skin and aging process...mainly keeping the skin from loosing hyaluaronic acid in the skin, therefore maintaining moisture. they both help to plump up the skin but if i were to choose, i dog with the biocell collagen which is type II. but it also depends on what you are trying to achieve in your skin. hope this helpsmelody « Show Less
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You can see the label information here: http://www.puritan.com/collagen-512/hydrolyzed-collagen-1000-mg-004596#tab-2