Yes. Natural Force Organic Bone Broth Protein contains hydrolyzed collagen.
Hydrolysis is a process that breaks collagen proteins into smaller peptides. This makes the collagen easier to mix into liquids and foods.
What Types of Collagens Are Found in Organic Bone Broth Protein?
Our Organic Bone Broth Protein contains naturally occurring Types I, II, and III collagen.
Each type of collagen has a different structure and is naturally found in different tissues throughout the body.
To learn more about the collagen types found in our Organic Bone Broth Protein, see:
What types of collagen are found in Organic Bone Broth Protein?
What Does “Hydrolyzed” Mean?
When collagen is hydrolyzed, the larger collagen proteins are broken down into smaller chains of amino acids called peptides.
Because these peptides are smaller, hydrolyzed collagen can be easily incorporated into beverages, smoothies, soups, and other foods.
Is Hydrolyzed Collagen the Same as Gelatin?
No. Although collagen and gelatin come from the same family of proteins, they have different properties.
Hydrolyzed collagen peptides do not form a gel, while gelatin can form a gel when dissolved in liquid and cooled.
For more information, see: Does Organic Bone Broth Protein contain gelatin or collagen?
Learn More About Organic Bone Broth Protein
- What types of collagen are found in Organic Bone Broth Protein?
- Does Organic Bone Broth Protein contain gelatin or collagen?
- Does Organic Bone Broth Protein provide complete protein with all nine essential amino acids?
If you have any questions about the collagen or protein in our Organic Bone Broth Protein, please don't hesitate to contact us. We're happy to help!
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