What is Echinacea Fish Collagen?

Fish collagen, also known as marine collagen, is essentially the superhero of collagens sourced from animals. So what exactly makes fish collagen, a Type I collagen, such a natural gem? To put it simply, it beats other collagens in both bioavailability and absorption thanks to it having the smallest particle size and lowest molecular weight out of all other collagen types. Being incredibly beneficial to the health of your skin (your body's largest organ) and bones, the glycine- and proline-rich collagen found in fish will impress you as you read more about it.
 

Collagen is one of the most abundant proteins in the body and is a major building block of bones, skin, muscles, ligaments, and tendons. Collagen is found throughout the body and is commonly referred to as "glue." The word "collagen" comes from the Greek word for "glue" (kólla).

Fish Collagen is isolated from fish - specifically, the parts of the fish that are too tough to eat, such as the joints, bones, and cartilage. The collagen is hydrolyzed to make it easier for the body to absorb. 
 

Health Benefits of Fish Collagen?
Hydrolyzed FIsh Collagen supports the connective tissues, such as tendons & ligaments, and supports the muscles, bones, skin, and cardiovascular system. Collagen may help fortify the joints and promote more elasticity in the skin.

1.Fish collagen may decrease the amount of wrinkles and appearance of cellulite in our skin. In addition, supplementing with fish collagen may help improve skin hydration, firmness, smoothness, elasticity, and suppleness.
2.Fish collagen may be helpful for alleviating your scars and ensuring faster healing altogether.
3.Fish collagen may help your bone strength by supporting the absorption process of calcium and other minerals that are vital for bone strength.
4.Therefore, supplementing with glycine rich fish collagen may help stabilize your blood sugar levels and preventresistance glycine.
5.Hydrolyzed fish collagen consists of bioactive peptides that have antioxidant properties.