gelatin

  1. milk_lover

    I Was Doing Gelatin Wrongly All This Time!

    Good news, ladies and gentlemen. Now I can tolerate the generic gelatin powder with no issues. Maybe this thread will help others who have problems with the regular gelatin powder. I did my coffee latte with gelatin the old way (i.e., mixing everything together and warming it until it reaches...
  2. goodandevil

    Gelatin Increases Volume Of Atherosclerotic Plaques

    I know rp says polyunsaturated constitute plaques, nkt sure how this study worked, maybe not enough sugar to handle the protein? http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/11137084
  3. Amazoniac

    Clues For Issues With Gelatin

    For those who have struggled with gelatin or even hydrolyzed collagen in the past, this study might offer some clues regarding fermentation of cartilage from connective tissue. Also, how having poor metabolism and gut health can trigger present infections by adding fermentable substrate. I don't...
  4. G

    heart pounding after gelatin

    put gelatin in milk last night before bed and within 20 minutes my heart was pounding but at the same time I was so tired I could hardly move and fell asleep within five minutes. If this was adrenaline would I have been able to still fall asleep that fast?
  5. D

    gelatin as a protein sparer

    I believe I picked up this notion in the Nourishing Traditions book several years back when I was in my in between paleo/low carb/zero carb phase and "peating." Anyway, the point was that gelatin somehow "tricks (don't know if that's the right word)" the body into thinking it is getting a...
  6. M

    Gelatin Source

    Hello people. I've been drinking the following product as my source of Gelatin recently. http://www.sainsburys.co.uk/webapp/wcs/ ... stock-450g Does that seem Okay to you? I don't have enough time to make my own stock.
  7. Demyze

    Bad Reaction To Hydrolyzed Collagen/Gelatin (great Lakes And Custom Collagen)

    A couple days ago I got two different hydrolyzed gelatin products; the green can from great lakes and a jug of custom collagen. Over a three day span I started with the GL and ramped the amount from 2 tablespoons a day to 6 with no issues. One night I tried the custom collagen powder (2 tbs)...
  8. T

    Gelatin dosage

    I have read little about dosage and timing of gelatine dosage. What about before breakfast and then as mid morning and afternoon snacks. And again before sleep . So that would be 4 times a heaping tablespoon. Does that timing and amount seem optimal ? I prefer to take the maximum amount . I...
  9. Giraffe

    Does Gelatine intake increase B6 requirements?

    The following is taken from Nutrient Reference Values for Australia and New Zealand: "The amino acid tryptophan is converted to nicotinamide with an average conversion efficiency of 60:1." "It has been proposed that vitamin B6 requirements may be increased at higher protein intake (Baker et al...
  10. S

    The Mystery Of Spore-Forming Bacteria… (c. Diff & Others)

    Take Away Points Summary: Glycine and taurine cause germination of bacteria spores (if spores present). symptoms of this germination may be noticeable within 1 hour after consuming glycine or taurine. This does not necessarily mean taurine and glycine are bad. Copper can kill these bacteria in...
  11. M

    Any good supplement substitute for gelatin?

    Please advice. I live in Japan and here gelatin supplements are not allowed to be imported so I can’t order them online. What do you think would be a viable alternative for me to something like great lakes green tube gelatin??
  12. uuy8778yyi

    gelatine vs amino acids of gelatine

    glycine 21%, proline 12%, hydroxyproline 12%, glutamic acid 10%, alanine 9%, arginine 8%, aspartic acid 6%, lysine 4%, serine 4%, of notable interest are taurine lysine glycine supplements they have been discussed heavily in the forum posts below, see the lysine thread so would it be...
  13. B

    Supplemental great lakes gelatin - does collagen hydrolysate taste any better?

    Hey I bought some red can great lakes gelatin, tried dissolving it in hot water and also making orange juice gummies and the problem is basically... it tastes ******* disgusting. Is collagen hydrolysate (green can) any better?
  14. B

    Clarification of gelatin intake and sources

    Gelatin is obviously a big part of any Peaterian diet but I can't seem to find much info on suggested intake or best ways. Is the gelatin you're getting from powder (like in water or gummy bear) as good as gelatin from meat like beef or lamb? How much gelatin should you eat?
  15. alexander101

    Jello vs Gelatin (for glycine content)

    So I'm comparing the hypothetical glycine content from gelatin vs store-bought Jello. Gelatin: Just as an example, lets take a look at Great Lakes Gelatin Nutritional info: http://www.greatlakesgelatin.com/consum ... alInfo.php From the above link, you can see that this gelatin is comprised of...
  16. sunmountain

    Gelatin Vs Pure Glycine?

    After two weeks of going off Green can and doing only glycine, plus a couple of days ago going off the b. Infantis or Align probiotic that the GI prescribed, I THINK my stomach was doing better. Still inflated but the back pain went away. (Back pain had lessened with sleeping on floor but not...
  17. kiran

    Thoughts On Gelatin (endotoxins)

    I used to use knox for a while, it would work great, then stopped helping. Then I used Great Lakes and it worked great and then it stopped working. I've tried both porcine (pig) gelatin and hydrolysate and neither seems to work as well as bovine (cow) gelatin. I wonder if might possibly due to...
  18. N

    Less Expensive Gelatine? (collagen Hydrolysate)

    Hello, In search of a protein supplement, it seem that the only useful options are those from great lakes. I don't do very well with the gelatine (red tin) but the collagen hydrolysate works fine for my digestion. At £28 per tin it's impossible for me to buy this more than once every 6 weeks...
  19. K

    Great lake gelatin hydrolysate vs Gelatin powder

    I've read that the great lake has more toxic metals then any other water ever measured. I've heard some people saying here that great lake gelatin does contain quite some lead. I'm actually thinking, why would I but this product ? There seem to be plenty of gelatin powders available. Which are...
  20. K

    How much of the 100 gram protein should be gelatin ?

    I'm wondering, how much of the 100 gram protein I eat daily should be in the form of gelatin ? I've really no idea, I'm using the water soluble great lake gelatin (green one), and I thought about 20 gram or something daily. One other thing, sometimes the gelatin doesn't seem to dissolve...
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