Naked Collagen Peptides Review

Naked Collagen has only one ingredient: Bovine hide collagen peptides sourced from pasture-raised cows in Europe. It is odorless, tasteless, and easy to mix in with your favorite drinks. Each serving includes 9 grams of protein and only 35 calories. Naked Collagen is free of additives and artificial sweeteners. The brand says it is committed to shortening the steps between its farms and the customer, and states that additives are for the supplement industry's bottom line rather than your health. The product benefits listed on the page are: 100 percent premium collagen peptides; sourced from grass-fed and pasture-raised European bovine hides; 9g of protein and 0.6g of BCAAs per serving; odorless, tasteless, and easy to mix; free of additives and artificial sweeteners; and gluten free, soy free, and GMO free. The contents are certified by NSF, which the page explains means the contents are thoroughly tested for accuracy and purity and confirmed for no harmful levels of contaminants, including heavy metals and pesticides. The page's comparison table contrasts Naked with regular collagen supplements: Naked cows are described as happy, healthy, and pasture-raised, while regular supplements use feedlot cows raised with growth hormones. Naked has no additives, while regular supplements contain added sugars, fructose and more. Naked is odorless and tasteless, while regular collagen has an unpleasant taste and smell. Naked is highly soluble, while regular collagen can be clumpy when mixed with drinks. Naked is produced in the USA, while regular products are made overseas. The benefits section says collagen is one of the most abundant proteins in the human body and is responsible for strength, structure, and elasticity in skin, bones, tendons, ligaments, and connective tissue, and that production declines with age. The page links supplementing with collagen peptides to skin hydration and elasticity, to keratin production supporting hair and nails, and to maintaining cartilage and joint health. For use, the page suggests adding the powder to coffee, smoothies, or baking, with use first thing in the morning or before bed. It suggests mixing one to two scoops into 4 to 8 ounces of coffee or a favorite hot beverage, and pairing it with Naked Whey for a protein shake. The FAQ states that collagen powder is more versatile than capsules because you can control how much you add and bake with it. It notes the product is suitable for paleo and keto diets and is recommended for those with collagen deficiency symptoms or who want to increase collagen intake. The 20 ounce container is listed as 60 servings.