Can I put collagen in my coffee? Will the heat affect the collagen’s effectiveness? These questions have stirred up a steamy discussion among collagen lovers as of late.
So, we went straight to the science to get answers…
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Should You Really be Putting Collagen in Your Coffee? Here's What We Found Out
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Updated on September 1, 2023
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Coffee With Collagen: What Do I Need to Know?
Coffee and collagen have become quite the dynamic duo. (In fact, a recent poll in our Private Facebook Community found that 61% of voters prefer their collagen in their morning cup of coffee.)
But alas, this 2019 article begs to differ (1)...
So, what gives? Can you put collagen in your coffee? Or should it be avoided at all costs?
Well, there are two things to know…
1. Collagen degrades at a temperature of 572°F.
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2. In 2012, an important study was carried out.
85 female participants were split into three groups of 28 or 29—with skin hydration, elasticity, wrinkles, and roughness being measured (4). The first group was given 5 grams of conventional collagen peptides, the second group was given 5 grams of bioactive collagen peptides, and the last group was given a placebo. Each group consumed their sample in coffee, tea, hot milk, or any other beverage.
As expected, both the conventional collagen and bioactive collagen groups showed a significant improvement in skin moisture, wrinkles, and roughness compared to that of the placebo group.
Not only that, the bioactive collagen group experienced an even greater improvement in elasticity, wrinkles, and wrinkle depth compared to the conventional collagen group. And may I just point out…the individuals in the collagen groups were taking it with a hot beverage.
So, Can I Put Collagen in My Coffee?
Yes, you can. By adding a scoop or two of hydrolyzed collagen powder to your coffee, you’re essentially turning that average cup of joe into a superfood beverage that promotes healthy bones, joints, skin, hair, nails, AND digestive lining (5, 6, 7).
So why not get a morning pick-me-up and a youthful boost at the same time?
Millions Do It Every Morning…
NativePath has been around for five years now. And over the years, millions of people around the world have used—and benefited from—our collagen.
And what we’ve seen is that hundreds of thousands of those people add collagen powder to their morning cup of coffee. Our customers do it. Our team members do it. Heck, even our founder and co-founder do it.
Don’t take our word for it, though. Take theirs…
“WOW! Very pleased with this product. Use it everyday in my coffee or a protein shake. I really see a difference in my hair and skin.” —Terry S.
“NativePath collagen is great! Been using it in my coffee now every morning for almost two months. Have noticed a change in my energy level as well as my skin. Had a visit with my esthetician this week and she commented on my skin and elasticity! Yay!!! It’s working!! And my nails are really growing!” —R. Patterson
“It is amazing! My hair, skin and nails have all improved. It is a part of my morning routine now with my coffee every morning.” —Diane H.
The Best Collagen Powder for Your Coffee
Before you click out of this article, I want to bring up an important reminder: Not all collagen is created equal! Many of the collagen supplements out there are low-quality, multi-collagen supplements sourced from questionable sources. So, be sure to do your research.
At NativePath, we take our collagen’s quality very seriously. That’s why you’ll only find grass-fed collagen peptides with Type 1 and Type 3 collagen (AKA the two most abundant types of collagen in your body) (8).
All of our collagen is sourced from pastures throughout South America and produced in the United States in a GMP-Certified Facility.
Start Your Morning Off Right
This combination of collagen and MCT powder gives you a healthy alternative to sugary, chemical-filled coffee creamers.
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Caroline Nicks
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Caroline Nicks
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