Wild Collagen Peptides

$27.99

Wild Collagen is an unflavored powder used with water, protein shakes, and smoothies and can be used in myriad recipes like soups and stews!

Collagen can help give your skin elasticity. It is found throughout your human body and your blood vessels and digestive system. Think of collagen as the “glue” that holds many body parts together.

Collagen makes up as much as 70% of the protein in your skin and as much as ~33% of the protein in your body. Its role in promoting healthy and strong bones, skin, hair, and nail growth is why this ingredient has received so much attention in recent years.

Bioavailable Protein, Gut-Friendly, Paleo-Friendly

Benefits of Collagen:

May reduce wrinkles
May reduce cellulite and stretch marks
May reduce joint pain
May promote muscle growth and boost metabolism
May help reduce inflammation and improve recovery

Details

BRAND NAME

Wild Foods

COUNTRY OF ORIGIN

USA

FILL

1 lb

INGREDIENTS AND MATERIALS

Pasture-Raised Bovine Collagen Peptides powder (Raised in Brazil) - Type 1 and Type 3

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

Easy To Mix into any liquid. Stir or blend until fully dissolved (cold water may clump).

TAGS

All Natural; Non-GMO; Kosher; Gluten-free

About the Brand

Wild Foods

Wild Foods specializes in Real Foods from small producers worldwide, with a passion about ingredients and their story. They understand that food is the most critical aspect of long-term health, which is why quality sourcing is everything. They believe that our food system is broken, nutrition advice can be backward, and too many are living with sickness due to confused lifestyle choices. Wild Foods is here to help.

Why we love them

I love Wild Foods because they take a strong stance on transparency, and impactful ingredients. They use 100% non-GMO ingredients, and have a strong mission around supporting small farmers, cultivating conscious consumerism, and making people ask themselves where their ingredients are coming from. They encourage people to think small, local, sustainable, fair trade, and organic, and do a wonderful job explaining why in their podcast, The Better Human. They also use The Better Human to discuss how to make the world a better place, and treat others with respect. I also love that they show a map on their website where you can see where they source their ingredients, and why. For example, they source their wild matcha from a small farm in Kyoto as they’ve won many awards for their sustainable practices!