The Power of Collagen Protein Powder in Your Paleo Diet The paleo diet is an eating plan designed to eat nutrient-dense real food that is devoid of food additives, chemicals, preservatives, artificial colors, refined sugar, hydrogenated oils, and the list goes on. It is rich in anti-inflammatory properties and helps fight autoimmune conditions. However, as the diet restricts certain food groups, you can miss out on some essential nutrients that are important to carry out the biological functions in the body.
One of the most essential macronutrients that our body needs in abundance is protein. We need a lot of it. Every cell in the human body is made up of protein. The basic structure of a protein is a chain of amino acids that are also called building blocks. You need to have a good protein-rich diet, to help your body repair cells, promote cell growth, and regulate the production of hormones and many other critical functions. Collagen is one such structural protein that is abundantly required to maintain the health of skin, bones, and muscles and carry out maintain the health of the gut and vital organs such as the liver, heart, and kidneys. Ideally, our body can synthesize collagen to meet the need, however, factors such as poor nutrition, age, environmental factors, and underlying autoimmune conditions severely affect the production of collagen. Therefore, it is very much essential to choose the best paleo-friendly collagen protein powder to meet the collagen demands of our bodies on a daily basis to maintain strength and vitality. How is Paleo friendly collagen powder made? Our Collagen protein powder is grass-fed and minimally processed. The collagen is extracted from bone and adhering meat that is broken down by enzymes then dehydrated into a powder. This protein extract is then combined with other ingredients such as organic apple fiber, organic beetroot, organic broccoli, organic carrot, Organic Kale, Organic Spinach and organic Mushroom to make an appetizing powder with a long shelf-life. Our collagen protein