Product Review: Multi Collagen Protein
Formula
True to its name, Ancient Nutrition incorporates age-old practices from Traditional Chinese Herbalism and Ayurveda. The Multi Collagen Protein combines collagen derived from 5 different sources such as bovine, fish, chicken bone broth and eggshell membrane.
Effects
The hydrolyzed collagen used in the Multi Collagen Powder offers a variety of benefits including a healthier gut function and beauty effects such as a toned skin and strong nails. Due to the presence of allergens, it is best to check with your healthcare provider before taking this product as it may cause side effects such as stomach ache, nausea or diarrhea.
Use
Take one heaping tablespoon of Multi Collagen Powder and add it to any food or liquid whether it is coffee, soup or even cookie dough! You can enjoy it any time of day. Make sure you store the product in a cool and dry place to keep its original freshness.
Flavor
You are spoiled for choices when it comes to flavor. Choose between pure, vanilla, chocolate, cucumber lime, strawberry lemonade or cold brew. It certainly won’t get boring with that many taste options.
Price
Ancient Nutrition’s new look collagen peptides are priced at $44.95 per bottle. A bit on the expensive side especially for users who are not followers of the brand.
Katelyn Johnson (B.S. and M.S. in Nutrition Science)
Double Bachelor's and Master of Nutrition Science, University of Minnesota. Health and medical writer, Katelyn specializes in scientific research, biological science, healthcare industry knowledge, and public health and clinical services.
Edited and medically reviewed by Team of Health Consumer Reviews | Written by Katelyn Johnson
Multi Collagen Protein
Overall Ranking B
5 Sources Of Collagen- New & Improved Packaging
- Inspired By Chinese Herbalism
- Improves Gut Function
Contains Egg- Contains Fish
- Could Cause Side Effects
- Very Expensive
- Mixed Customer Feedback
- 5 Sources Of Collagen
- New & Improved Packaging
- Inspired By Chinese Herbalism
- Improves Gut Function
- Contains Egg
- Contains Fish
- Could Cause Side Effects
- Very Expensive
- Mixed Customer Feedback
Katelyn Johnson (B.S. and M.S. in Nutrition Science)
Double Bachelor's and Master of Nutrition Science, University of Minnesota. Health and medical writer, Katelyn specializes in scientific research, biological science, healthcare industry knowledge, and public health and clinical services.
Edited and medically reviewed by Team of Health Consumer Reviews | Written by Katelyn Johnson