marshmallows that contain collegen

scottishminnie

It would be my luck for the collagen to have a dramatic effect round my middle and my behind rather than anywhere desirable. Actually I think that will be my response to my husbands comments about my pot belly and big behind now - it's not fat, it's collagen:rotfl:

bebebelle

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: I dont know why I find this thread so funny , but the Marlon Brando thing, just set me off giggling

Need_a_break

bebebelle wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: I dont know why I find this thread so funny , but the Marlon Brando thing, just set me off giggling

Me too, saw these in Home bargains the other day but never bothered with them, didnt like the look of the packaging.

Nab

xx

skintbuthappy81

mrcow wrote: »

Don't eat too many - you'll end up looking like Amanda Holden.

:rotfl:I actually have that fear

Forgetful

like u all saying didnt think you can benefit from eating collegen so i didnt buy any either.. but i saw them in harvey nichols at a reduced price of £4ish and thought ...wot a rip off!!!

invisiblecabbage

Hi, Amanda here ...they worked for me

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

spaceboy

Forgetful wrote: »

like u all saying didnt think you can benefit from eating collegen so i didnt buy any either.. but i saw them in harvey nichols at a reduced price of £4ish and thought ...wot a rip off!!!

Jesus.

Ignorant people will buy anything.

invisiblecabbage

spaceboy wrote: »

Jesus.

Ignorant people will buy anything.

Hi Amanda here again, just got time to be offended by this last comment Did you know ...

Collagen type I and III are the main types of collagen in our hair, skin, nails, tendons, ligaments, muscles, bones, teeth, eyes and blood vessels and are beneficial in joints. It has been shown that collagen type I and III make up 90% of the body’s collagen and are found naturally together.

Collagen type I provides strength to mechanical structures such as bones, whereas collagen type III plays an important role in the area of healing, moisture and elastic organs such as ligaments, skin and tendons.

Type I and type III can be made from bovine (beef) porcine (pork) or fiscine (fish). Collagen is best hydrolyzed and then broken down into a polypeptide for maximum absorption. This is then added to food such as our tasty marshmallows and can be ingested orally.

nor did I, just look on HNicks site. Hope this enlightens you ..... off now to see Piers.

enevel

Is it April 1, or are you lot serious?

Collagen is present in most marshmallows, some deserts, ocasionally sweets (certainly Haribo), and milkshakes from some fast food places. It is more commonly known as 'pork gelatin'. And it is pretty disgusting stuff.

To answer the question raised by one or two above - no, it is not good for you at all.

jenniewb

invisiblecabbage wrote: »

Collagenis best hydrolyzed and then broken down into a polypeptide for maximum absorption.

Hmmmm, this sounds healthy!