Great Lakes Gelatin, 4 Collagen Hydrolysate 16-Ounce Cans and By The Cup Shaker Combo

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Great Lakes Gelatin Combo
(4) 16-Ounce Cans Great Lakes, Collagen Hydrolysate Gelatin
(1) 24 ounce By The Cup Shaker Bottle is the perfect size for carrying your Protein Powder on the go
Non-GMO, Gluten Free, Collagen Joint Care, Excellent Source of Pure Protein, From healthy animals
Great Source of Amino Acids, which support a Healthy Mood, Strong Bones, Smooth Skin, Strong teeth, hair and nails, Proper Muscle Synthesis and much more - see product description

Description

Hydrolyzed collagen helps regulate the body's metabolism by providing pure protein of low molecular weight that is quickly absorbed in the digestive track. The rapid absorption and distinctive amino acid groups in this formula will positively impact a large number of metabolic pathways. The body's natural ability to repair supporting connective tissue (bone, tendons, ligaments, cartilage, skin, hair, and nails) diminishes after the age of 25. Collagen provides the source in supplying additional amounts of amino acids like glycine, lysine, and proline, which are specifically needed by the body to build connective tissue structure and to regulate the functions of the cells. Hydrolyzed collagen is the same collagen found naturally in bones, skin, and cartilage. it is a bioactive product containing 90% protein easily assimilated by the human body. It promotes rapid Cell growth producing synovial fluids to first lubricate joints, then build tissue. Recommended dosage: Take two rounded tablespoon (10-12 g) in the morning, and the same amount before going to bed in the late evening which will help reduce appetite. This product has a low molecular weight so it will dissolve in cold, warm, or hot liquids. Collagen, the precursor of gelatin is used today in many pharmaceutical or biotech products to better improve mankind's health condition.

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