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Marine Collagen Powder

30,90€

1,10€ per day

Naticol® Marine Collagen Powder from sustainable fisheries with clinically proven effects. Learn more

28-day treatment | 10 g per day | Best before: min. 12 months

Promotes skin hydration.
Fights the signs of aging
Contributes to joint mobility

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Red fruits

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Caramel

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Marine Collagen Powder

Promotes skin hydration and joint comfort

Proven effectiveness

Study carried out on a panel of 40 consumers for 10 g of Naticol® per day for 12 weeks.

+23% skin hydration

+24% skin elasticity

-43% joint discomfort

Presentation of collagen powder

Is your skin lacking firmness and elasticity? Are your joints sensitive?

This may be the consequence of the decline, from the age of 25, of the body's natural production of collagen. However, this key protein, essential for the structure and regeneration of connective tissues (skin, bones, tendons, ligaments, etc.), plays an essential role in preventing the signs of aging. It promotes hydration and elasticity of the skin while helping to maintain joint comfort.

Our formula, enriched with vitamin C, offers you an ideal dose of 10 g of hydrolyzed marine collagen type I and III Naticol®, pure and bioavailable (2000 Daltons), whose effectiveness has been clinically proven.

Easy to integrate into your daily life, our collagen powder, perfectly soluble, odorless and tasteless, mixes easily into the cold or hot drink of your choice. Pour, stir, taste and enjoy!

Why our collagen powder?

Naticol® 2000 Daltons Powdered Collagen
We have chosen Naticol® quality hydrolyzed marine collagen peptides of type I and III and low molecular weight (2000 daltons) for optimal assimilation. Naticol® type I and III marine collagen hydrolyzate is recognized for its purity, bioavailability and optimal traceability.

Responsible fishing
Our collagen powder comes from sustainable fishing certified Friend of the Sea® and is labeled “Clean Label”, guaranteeing the absence of artificial additives and total transparency on its composition. It is produced in France from high-quality raw materials using a gentle enzymatic process.

1 month treatment
Each daily dose provides you with 10 g of marine collagen powder as well as 150 mg of vitamin C which contributes to normal collagen formation. One jar of collagen contains 28 days of treatment. Measuring spoon included.

4 flavors to choose from
Our Marine Collagen Powder adapts to all desires. It is available in 4 versions: unflavored, natural caramel, mango or red fruit flavor.

French manufacturing 🇫🇷
Our marine collagen supplement is manufactured in France in a laboratory that meets the strictest quality standards.

Directions for use

Dilute 10.1 g (2 level measuring spoons) in 250 ml of the beverage of your choice (water, tea, coffee, juice). Mix well until the powder is completely dissolved. This supplement can be consumed at any time of the day.

For optimal effects, it is recommended to follow this treatment for 3 months.

Ingredients

“Unflavored” collagen: Marine collagen hydrolyzate ( fish ) (Type I, III) Naticol®, sodium ascorbate (vitamin C).

Collagen "caramel flavor", "mango flavor" and "red fruit flavor": Marine collagen hydrolyzate ( fish ) (Type I, III) Naticol®, natural flavor, sodium ascorbate (vitamin C).

Precautions for use

This supplement is not suitable for vegetarians and vegans (marine collagen from fish). Results may vary from person to person.

Not a substitute for a varied and balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle. Do not exceed the recommended daily dose. Keep out of reach of young children. For adults only. Store in a dry place, away from heat and light.

Naticol® Marine Collagen Type I and III

Origine France

Fournisseur Weishardt

Essential protein for the structure of skin and tissues. Highly bioavailable (2000 Da) hydrolyzed marine collagen peptides, Naticol® quality.

Vitamin C

Origine China

Fournisseur NHU

Essential for the body, vitamin C contributes to the formation of collagen.

Naticol® Marine Collagen Type I and III

OrigineFrance

FournisseurWeishardt

Vitamin C

OrigineChina

FournisseurNHU

Valeurs nutritionnelles

Naticol® Marine Collagen10 g
Vitamin C (sodium ascorbate)150 mg

Naticol® Marine Collagen-
Vitamin C (sodium ascorbate)188%

*Dose Journalière Recommandée *Nutrient Reference Values

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When will I feel effects?

Each day

Take 2 measuring spoons in the drink of your choice (water, tea, coffee, fruit juice, etc.).
1 month

You notice the first effects on your skin and joints.
2 months

You are on the right track for optimal results, don’t stop now.
3 months

This is the recommended duration of the treatment. Your skin is visibly more hydrated, and you have gained in joint comfort.

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Marine or bovine collagen: which collagen to choose?

Collagen is a naturally occurring protein obtained from animal sources. The two most common forms of collagen are marine collagen and bovine collagen. We preferred marine collagen for three main reasons:

From an ecological point of view, marine collagen is more sustainable, as aquaculture generates 7 times fewer greenhouse gas emissions than cattle farming.
Nutritionally, marine collagen has a higher protein yield, with 31% protein retention in fish compared to 15% in bovine, meaning more efficient use of the protein consumed.
The last major point of differentiation is related to the unique properties of marine collagen, in particular the one labeled Naticol® that we have selected. This type of marine collagen is recognized for its anti-inflammatory effects much greater than bovine collagen, thus offering better effects on the skin, hair, nails and joints.

So, taking into account sustainability, protein efficiency, and specific health benefits, marine collagen stands out as a preferable choice for collagen supplementation.

What fish does your collagen come from?

Naticol® marine collagen, from sustainable fishing labeled Friend of the Sea®, is produced from fish from sustainable farms and caught in the cold waters of the North Atlantic, Europe, Asia and, for some, Africa. The fish species used to produce Naticol® marine collagen are cod, codfish, Nile perch, whiting, Alaska pollock, Greenland halibut, coalfish and haddock.

Type I, II or III: Which type of collagen should you choose? And why doesn’t your formula contain type II?

When we talk about type I, II, or III collagen, we are referring to the raw materials used to create the collagen hydrolysate, each with a specific origin and function. Type I, the most common, is found in skin, tendons, bones, and is predominant in connective tissues. Type II is primarily found in cartilage, and Type III is associated with the structure of muscles, organs, and arteries. Electrophoresis analysis from our supplier indicates that our Marine Collagen Powder contains between 95 and 97% type I collagen and between 3 and 5% type III collagen.

However, it is crucial to understand that this distinction between collagen types mainly concerns the raw materials before the hydrolysis process. Once hydrolyzed, collagen is transformed into smaller peptides, facilitating its absorption by the body. After hydrolysis, the differentiation between types I, II, or III loses its meaning, because the hydrolyzed peptides spread throughout the cells without distinction of type.

Therefore, and contrary to popular belief, hydrolyzed collagen type I may play a role in supporting joints, and type II may benefit the skin.

What is hydrolyzed collagen?

Hydrolyzed marine collagen is produced from fish by-products such as skin, scales, bones, and cartilage. These raw materials are first cleaned and then hydrolyzed, a process that uses enzymes or chemical reagents to break down collagen proteins into smaller peptides. Hydrolysis makes the collagen easier for the body to absorb, increasing the effectiveness of the dietary supplement.

After hydrolysis, the collagen is purified, filtered, and dried to produce a fine powder, which is used to manufacture the dietary supplement. This process ensures that the hydrolyzed marine collagen is easily digestible and bioavailable to the body, providing a concentrated source of protein that is beneficial for skin, joint, and bone health.

Collagen: native or hydrolyzed?

Native collagen, due to its high molecular weight, is not soluble in water and is poorly assimilated by the body, limiting its effectiveness as a supplement. In comparison, hydrolyzed collagen, through a process that reduces its protein chains to shorter peptides, is easily soluble and much better absorbed, making its benefits more accessible for skin, joint, and bone health.

Often, supplements containing native collagen actually rely on other actives for their benefits, making hydrolyzed collagen the best option for effective supplementation.

What is the molecular weight of your marine collagen?

For our supplement, we have selected Naticol® BPMG marine collagen which has a molecular weight of 2kDa (2000 Daltons). Its advantages: it is easily soluble and has excellent organoleptic properties (odorless and neutral in taste).

What is the percentage of protein in your marine collagen?

The protein content is 95%. For 100 g of powder, our collagen therefore contains 95 g of protein.

Why combine marine collagen with vitamin C?

We have chosen to combine marine collagen with vitamin C (in the form of sodium ascorbate) because it contributes to the normal formation of collagen. It therefore helps to optimize your body's natural production of collagen.

Are the flavors used natural?

Yes, the mango, caramel and wild berry flavors in our collagen supplement are natural.

Does marine collagen contain calcium, iodine, phosphorus or potassium?

Marine collagen is primarily a source of protein and is not a significant source of calcium, iodine, phosphorus, or potassium. The amounts of these minerals, if present, are generally very small and do not contribute significantly to the recommended daily intake of these nutrients.

Should I take a break from taking my marine collagen?

It is not necessary to take a break between two collagen cures. You can consume this product throughout the year. To maximize the effects of your cure, we recommend a minimum of 3 months of treatment.

Won't mixing my collagen into a hot drink diminish its effects?

No, heat does not alter the assimilation of collagen thanks to the stability of the peptides it contains! You can therefore safely add your collagen to your tea or coffee, just as you would in a glass of water.

Do you offer vegan or vegetarian collagen?

We do not offer vegan or vegetarian collagen because, by definition, collagen is a specifically animal protein, found in connective tissues. Supplements marketed as "vegan collagen" do not contain actual collagen, but are instead blends of plant-based amino acids designed to mimic the amino acid composition of human collagen. While these blends may provide some of the necessary amino acids, they are not identical to animal-based collagen in terms of structure or function.

As for the so-called "vegetarian" collagen from the egg membrane, it is actually native collagen. However, this form of collagen has limited bioavailability for the body, meaning that it is not as efficiently absorbed or used by the body compared to hydrolyzed collagen of animal origin.

If you are vegan or vegetarian and want to promote the beauty of your skin, we invite you to turn to theVitamin C, which contributes to normal collagen formation, as well as theZinc Bisglycinate, which contributes to the maintenance of normal skin, nails and hair.

OUROptiMSM® MSM Powderis an excellent solution for your joints due to its organic sulfur content.

Collagen powder or capsules, which to choose?

OURMarine Collagen in capsulesis a formula that contains less collagen than the powder format (1000 mg versus 10 g) but a greater variety of active ingredients such as biotin, hyaluronic acid or zinc, thus allowing a complete action on the skin, nails and hair. In addition, the capsule format has the advantage of being easy to take and transport.

Marine Collagen Powder, on the other hand, allows you to achieve higher doses of collagen, which provides action on both the skin and the joints. This format is also more economical.

Can I take hyaluronic acid in addition to my collagen treatment?

Collagen and hyaluronic acid both play a crucial role in skin health, but they work in different ways. Collagen is a fibrous protein that provides structure and elasticity to skin, bones, and connective tissues, forming the structural matrix of these tissues. As we age, our natural collagen production declines, which can lead to wrinkles and a loss of skin elasticity.

Hyaluronic acid, on the other hand, is a polysaccharide that retains water, contributing to the hydration and volume of the skin. It acts as a natural lubricant for joints and also supports moisture retention in the skin, making it more hydrated, plump and smooth.

Our two dietary supplements of Marine Collagen and Hyaluronic Acid are therefore totally complementary and can be consumed at the same time for a targeted action on the skin and joints!

Is collagen compatible with spirulina?

Yes, collagen is completely compatible with thespirulina. In fact, these two supplements can be complementary. Marine collagen can help support healthy joints, skin, hair, and nails, while spirulina provides essential nutrients for good vitality. Don't hesitate to take them together as part of a balanced diet.

Does collagen really work?

Yes, taking a collagen supplement provides real, measurable benefits.

Collagen, a key protein in our body, is mainly produced by fibroblasts in the skin, influencing its elasticity and strength. Ingesting hydrolyzed collagen stimulates these fibroblasts, as well as chondrocytes in cartilage and osteoblasts in bones, thus promoting collagen production in the body.

To validate its effectiveness, our Naticol® labeled collagen has been the subject of clinical studies which have demonstrated an improvement in skin hydration and elasticity as well as a reduction in joint discomfort.

Of course, strict adherence to the treatment is essential to obtain visible results.

What do clinical studies say?

Oral intake of 10 g of Naticol® per day for 12 weeks provides improvement:

of the skin (according to a scientific study conducted by Naticol®: +22.8% hydration, +23.7% elasticity and -9.37% skin tightness and discomfort);
joints (according to a scientific study conducted by Naticol®: -42.9% joint discomfort, -44% movement difficulties and +33% physical performance in the SPPB "Short Physical Performance Battery" test).

When do we see the effects of collagen?

Although the effects vary from person to person, the first results on the skin and joints are generally observed after one month of daily intake. However, for a complete and lasting action, we recommend that you follow this treatment for at least 12 consecutive weeks (which corresponds to the duration of treatment that has been the subject of clinical studies).

From what age should you take collagen?

Collagen can be taken as early as age 25-30, when natural collagen production begins to decline. This can help prevent signs of aging and support joint health.

I am an athlete: what is the point of taking collagen?

Collagen is recommended for athletes for several reasons. It helps maintain healthy joints and tendons. It also promotes muscle recovery by supporting the repair of damaged tissues. Finally, it contributes to joint flexibility, which is essential for athletic performance.