what kind of gelatin do you use?
2061504
I have no idea what kind they use. Your best bet would be to contact the manufacturer of this vitamin. Their number is 1-888-751-2291
2061505
Our product currently contains porcine gelatin. As we are produced in an allergen free environment we can't use either beef (mad cow) or fish proteins to encapsulate. Currently, there is no technology to encapsulate fish oil in fruit pectin and without encapsulation they would be inedible. We will be producing a vegetarian and Kosher version of our product soon. If you would like to be added to our mailing list to hear about these new products first, please email us at customerservice@smartypantscorp.com.
1216134
well,it help the boby in lot of ways,protein booster,skin health,digetion ,loose weight,drink purifier,it"s ok Gelatin is derived from collagen, an insoluble fibrous protein which is the principal constituent of connective tissues and bones. Cattle hides are the least used gelatin raw material in North America today. Ossein usually requires more liming than cattle hides. Porkskin is currently the most significant raw material source for production of edible gelatin in North America.
1044075
I make coconut milk yogurt using my home made coconut milk. Do like you would with regular milk but add a thickener like tapioca starch. Gelatin works but I don't like what it's made of. Below is where I got my original info from.http://www.culturesforhealth.com/make-coconut-milk-yogurt-recipe
1963051
I dunno, but the capsule is pliable and gel-like....do they use gelatin for that?
604067
Healthy gelatin (not the stuff found in jello brand jello) helps keep your joints strong. It's good for children's growing bodies. Gelatin from grass fed cows is supposedly the best. I make gummies and various juice/fruit gelatins for my children to get them to eat it. Now since my kids are grown I make my own supplements with it. They are yummy and free from fillers.
375815
yes you can. I would not advice eating it, only because it will turn into a mouthful of flavorless gelatine.hope it is a hit, send me pictures!
2009652
Both are good for all of the above. The red can will actually gel. The green can dissolves into hot drinks and makes adding gelatin easier for the above mentioned health benefits. Whenever I make bone broth I always add gelatin from the red can in order to increases the amount of collagen as it is not always easy to get enough when making your own.
1656657
Honestly, grassed does not matter for gelatin. You want grass fed beef for the better fats; but gelatin is fat-free.
1071435
Basic item is the same, just a different name. You can check the contents,most of these item will contain gelatin as a base or part of product. That is what keeps it stiff and keeps the crea from breaking down. Allare good working products,Good luck, sincerely, Ralph
610100
Yes, absolutely. Just be sure to add approximately 1/2 teaspoon of high quality gelatin to help thicken. Google web for exact recipes
2242850
I emailed the company and got a response from Matt, who stated in his email: "We only use bovine (beef) gelatin in our softgels. We do not use porcine (pork) gelatin in any of our products."
917428
According to Amazon's Askville website, most -- but not all -- gelatin is made from pork. (http://askville.amazon.com/source-gelatin-pork/AnswerViewer.do?requestId=438969). You would have to contact the product manufacturer to ask about the source of their gelatin.
1490866
The Collagen Hydrolysate is more versatile. You can add it to hot or cold beverages, which is the best way to use it. Put it in your morning coffee or tea, and you won't be able to taste it at all. Also add it to your iced tea, and it dissolves beautifully with no taste to it. It doesn't gel, so it won't make things thick. You can even add it to foods like cottage cheese, mashed potatoes, hot or cold cereals...so many uses for the Hydrolysate. The Collagen gelatin is great when added to things you want thickened. Gravies, jello, stews, etc. Both of them are wonderful products, but I tend to use the Hydrolysate more often.
1285363
I would think both would help, but I've only purchased and use the green canister....gelatin helps hair, nails, joints, and more....I sleep better too.
853046
The ingredients only show "gelatin", so you will have to contact Nature's Bounty for your answer.
798381
They supposedly are Kosher. Gelatin is made from bones and skin of animals, usually cows. In order to be sure you might want to ask the manufacturer directly.
95706
It's gelatin. You can use it for cooking, give it to dogs for joint issues, or take it yourself for hair, nails, skin, and joint support.