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What are the pros and cons of each? Which is better overall?
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I don't know of any commercially available gelatine that is safe. They are all full of endotoxin. Glycine is a very safe supplement because it is such a simple substance
Could you explain about the endotoxin in gelatin? I'm more concerned about the glyphosate in gelatin, preferring now glycine (although I haven't used it) because I'm assured I'm getting glyphosate-uncontaminated glycine.I don't know of any commercially available gelatine that is safe. They are all full of endotoxin. Glycine is a very safe supplement because it is such a simple substance
Could you explain about the endotoxin in gelatin? I'm more concerned about the glyphosate in gelatin, preferring now glycine (although I haven't used it) because I'm assured I'm getting glyphosate-uncontaminated glycine.
Thanks!Gelatine is mostly made from animal skin, the perfect breading ground for the gram-negative bacteria that release endotoxin. Skin cells constantly shed and die quickly so any product made from dead animal's skin is likely to contain significant amounts of it. That's why companies are trying to develop low-endotoxin gelatine for medical purposes.
Development of low endotoxin gelatin for regenerative medicine. - PubMed - NCBI
Glycine powder gives me huge and long lasting nausea , where as gelatin has never done that even at 60g dosage at once
I've asked Ray but I think he would say glycine supplements have manufacturing contaminants too.
GlycineWhat brand and version do you use?
Dr oetker is the brandNice, I meant for the gelatin though.
Gelatine is mostly made from animal skin, the perfect breading ground for the gram-negative bacteria that release endotoxin. Skin cells constantly shed and die quickly so any product made from dead animal's skin is likely to contain significant amounts of it. That's why companies are trying to develop low-endotoxin gelatine for medical purposes.
Development of low endotoxin gelatin for regenerative medicine. - PubMed - NCBI
I don't know of any commercially available gelatine that is safe. They are all full of endotoxin. Glycine is a very safe supplement because it is such a simple substance
I just asked Ray but I think he would say glycine supplements have manufacturing contaminants too.