Kollagen: Grass Fed/Finished Bovine Collagen (2+ Month Supply)

Anti Inflammatory Amino Acids: Glycine is found in collagen and helps the effects of the other amino acids such as cysteine, tryptophan, and methionine, reducing inflammation and supporting overall health.

Radiant Skin: Increases skin elasticity and hydration, reducing the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.

Strong Hair & Nails: Provides essential amino acids to promote hair and nail growth.

Joint & Bone Health: Supports the health and regrowth of your joints, ligaments, and bones. 

Gut Health: Collagen can help restore and strengthen the gut lining.

Supporting Metabolism: Balanced amino acids improve metabolism, providing more energy and keeping you feeling active and lively.

Lowering Oxidative Stress: Less harmful amino acids mean less oxidative stress, protecting your cells and slowing aging to keep you feeling energetic.

Amino Acid Profile

(Based on the % of each Amino Acid per gram of protein)

Alanine - 11.1%

Arginine - 4.6%

Aspartic acid - 5%

Cystine - 0%

Glutamic Acid - 7.7%

Glycine - 31.1%

Histidine - 0.8%

Hydroxyproline - 1%

Isoleucine - 1.3%

Leucine - 2.3%

Lysine - 2.7%

Methionine - 0.7%

Ornithine - 0%

Phenylalanine - 1.4%

Proline - 12.3%

Serine - 3.3%

Threonine - 1.7%

Tryptophan - 0%

Tyrosine - 0.6%

Valine - 2%

In Depth Description

Alanine - 11.1%

• Supports glucose metabolism, helping stabilize blood sugar.
• Can reduce stress on the liver by providing an alternative energy source.

Arginine - 4.6%

• Involved in nitric oxide production, though excessive intake may cause oxidative stress.
• May promote growth hormone release, but can sometimes contribute to viral activation.

Aspartic Acid - 5%

• Plays a role in neurotransmission, potentially excitatory and overstimulating in excess.
• Supports immune function but should be balanced with other amino acids.

Cystine - 0%

• Precursor to cysteine and glutathione, important for detoxification.
• Can be inflammatory if consumed in large amounts; moderation is suggested.

Glutamic Acid - 7.7%

• Major neurotransmitter, but may lead to excitotoxicity when consumed in high amounts (e.g., MSG).
• Should be balanced with glycine to mitigate potential overstimulation.

Glycine - 31.1%

• Key anti-inflammatory and anti-stress amino acid; supports collagen formation.
• Balances methionine in meat, protects the liver, and aids sleep.

Histidine - 0.8%

• Precursor to histamine; can support digestion but may cause inflammation if in excess.
• Important for hemoglobin function and tissue repair.

Hydroxyproline - 1%

• Supports collagen synthesis, important for skin and connective tissue.
• Helps to reduce signs of aging and supports joint health.

Isoleucine - 1.3%

• Branched-chain amino acid that supports muscle repair but should be balanced with other BCAAs.
• Can help with energy metabolism but may need glycine to counterbalance.

Leucine - 2.3%

• Important for muscle synthesis; excessive intake can stimulate insulin excessively.
• Often needs balancing with anti-inflammatory amino acids like glycine.

Lysine - 2.7%

• Essential for collagen production, immune support, and viral defense.
• Helpful for calcium absorption, supporting skin and bone health.

Methionine - 0.7%

• Essential but can be inflammatory in high amounts; balancing with glycine is recommended.
• Plays a role in detoxification processes, especially in liver function.

Ornithine - 0%

• Part of the urea cycle, helps detoxify ammonia.
• Supports energy and growth hormone production.

Phenylalanine - 1.4%

• Precursor to dopamine; supports mood and focus but can be excitatory.
• Should be consumed in moderation due to its stimulating effects.

Proline - 12.3%

• Crucial for collagen and skin health, helps maintain youthful elasticity.
• Supports heart health by stabilizing connective tissue.

Serine - 3.3%

• Plays a role in cellular function and neurotransmission; involved in brain health.
• Useful for metabolic flexibility and immune function.

Threonine - 1.7%

• Supports immune health, mucus production, and connective tissue.
• Important for balancing other amino acids and liver health.

Tryptophan - 0%

• Precursor to serotonin, with potential depressive effects if in excess.
• May disrupt metabolism and lower thyroid function when consumed in excess.

Tyrosine - 0.6%

• Precursor to dopamine, norepinephrine, and thyroid hormones; supports mood and energy.
• May boost mental clarity but should be balanced for optimal thyroid function.

Valine - 2%

• Branched-chain amino acid; supports muscle energy but benefits from moderation.
• Can help in tissue repair and stress resilience when balanced with glycine.

Ingredients: Grass Fed/Finished Bovine Collagen Peptides

Absolutely NO Additives, Fillers, or Flow Agents of any kind.

Mix one to two scoops of KollaGen into your beverage or food of choice. It’s tasteless and odorless, making it a seamless addition to your daily routine.