Does anyone use Greatlakes Gelatin? page 2

[YogaBare]

It's prob cheaper for you guys across the water - I'm getting it shipped to the UK!

Zach, have you noticed any improvement in your skin since starting to supplement with it?

[YogaBare]

I can't believe I just spent £31.50 on gelatine.

[Zach]

It's prob cheaper for you guys across the water - I'm getting it shipped to the UK!

Zach, have you noticed any improvement in your skin since starting to supplement with it?

Not in skin, no. I use it instead of getting protein from meat sources and have noticed greatly improved digestion, inflammation, flexibility and joint movemet. I also find that i can get almost all my protein from plants and gelatin and still gain muscle so i think that recommend protein intake is greatly exaggerated.

As for you post above, yikes that is expensive!

[droogle]

I'm confused by what I've recently read about 'excitotoxins', and whether forms of gelatin contain excitotoxins / are excitotoxic, or whether it's merely the case that MSG is often labelled as gelatin in ingredient lists for the sake of concealment.

[Gorbag]

Pure gelatin is a great supplement and I have noticed several health benefits from using it, especially increased recuperation and less joint pains from lifting...

[Zach]

I'm confused by what I've recently read about 'excitotoxins', and whether forms of gelatin contain excitotoxins / are excitotoxic, or whether it's merely the case that MSG is often labelled as gelatin in ingredient lists for the sake of concealment.

Pure gelatin is nothing but amino acids, usually for on the other end of the spectrum from muscle meat. I would guess that other ingrediants would be the culprit.

[YogaBare]

Not in skin, no. I use it instead of getting protein from meat sources and have noticed greatly improved digestion, inflammation, flexibility and joint movemet. I also find that i can get almost all my protein from plants and gelatin and still gain muscle so i think that recommend protein intake is greatly exaggerated.

As for you post above, yikes that is expensive!

For £31.50 I'm expecting the elixir of eternal youth...

I'm sure a supplement won't disappoint me.