Yes. Organic Bone Broth Protein is a source of complete protein and provides all nine essential amino acids.
Isn't collagen an incomplete protein?
Yes. Collagen is considered an incomplete protein because it does not contain all nine essential amino acids in sufficient amounts.
However, Organic Bone Broth Protein is more than just collagen. It is made from organic, grass-fed beef bones and attached to muscle meat. This combination provides both collagen protein and beef protein.
Our Organic Bone Broth Protein is approximately:
- 63.2% collagen protein
- 36.8% beef protein
A 20 g scoop provides approximately:
- 12.6 g collagen protein
- 7.4 g beef protein
The beef protein contains all nine essential amino acids, making Organic Bone Broth Protein a source of complete protein.
What are the nine essential amino acids?
The body cannot produce essential amino acids on its own, so they need to come from your diet. The nine essential amino acids are:
- Histidine
- Isoleucine
- Leucine
- Lysine
- Methionine
- Phenylalanine
- Threonine
- Tryptophan
- Valine
Is Organic Bone Broth Protein a good source of collagen?
Yes. In addition to providing complete protein, Organic Bone Broth Protein is naturally rich in collagen.
This makes it a convenient option if you're looking for a protein powder that provides both collagen and complete beef protein in one product.
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