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Adding to what Emma and the Noah said—the collagen doesn’t cause weight gain, but the delivery system might!
If a brand wants us to manufacture collagen gummies or heavily flavored RTD (ready-to-drink) beverages, we often have to use cane sugar, syrups, or artificial flavorings to mask certain notes. Those added sugars and extra calories are what cause weight gain. If a brand wants a “clean label” product that won’t affect weight, I always advise them to stick to unflavored, easily dissolvable powder blends.
This is actually a very common question we get from our customers! We always use this as an educational marketing opportunity.
We position our pure hydrolyzed collagen as a keto-friendly and paleo-approved supplement. In fact, because protein is highly satiating, many of our customers report that taking a scoop in their morning coffee actually helps them feel full longer and reduces their mid-morning sugar cravings. It’s all about how you market the satiety benefits of the peptides.
Die kurze Antwort lautet: Nein. Reine Kollagenpeptide bestehen im Wesentlichen nur aus Eiweiß. Aus makronährstofftechnischer Sicht enthalten sie keine Kohlenhydrate, keinen Zucker und kein Fett. Eine Standardportion von 10 Gramm enthält nur etwa 35 bis 40 Kalorien. Sofern Ihre Kunden nicht absurde Mengen davon zu sich nehmen, die zu einem massiven Kalorienüberschuss führen, wird der reine Rohstoff an sich absolut keine Gewichtszunahme verursachen.