Norwegian Marine Collagen (Gadus morhua)

Quick answer: Norwegian Marine Collagen (Gadus morhua) is a skin support ingredient. Type I peptides that support skin elasticity, hydration and the strength of hair and nails. Stir 5-10g into coffee, tea or a smoothie once daily. Effects show after 6-8 weeks.

Role
Skin support
Origin
Wild-caught cod from the Lofoten archipelago, Norway.
Form
Cold-extracted Type I peptides · ~2 kDa average molecular weight
Citations
3 peer-reviewed references

Origin

Wild-caught cod from the Lofoten archipelago, Norway.

Sourcing

From a small family fishery in Lofoten sustainably harvesting wild cold-water cod from the same fjord their grandparents fished. Collagen is cold-extracted from the scales, slower and more expensive than heat processing, but it preserves the peptide structure that makes the compound biologically active.

How it works

Type I marine peptides are smaller than bovine collagen and absorb faster. Once circulating, they signal fibroblasts to upregulate the body's own collagen and hyaluronic acid synthesis.

How to take it

Stir 5-10g into coffee, tea or a smoothie once daily. Effects show after 6-8 weeks.

Form & standardisation

Cold-extracted Type I peptides · ~2 kDa average molecular weight

Research

Frequently asked questions

What is Norwegian Marine Collagen?

Norwegian Marine Collagen (Gadus morhua) is a skin support ingredient. Type I peptides that support skin elasticity, hydration and the strength of hair and nails.

How does Norwegian Marine Collagen work?

Type I marine peptides are smaller than bovine collagen and absorb faster. Once circulating, they signal fibroblasts to upregulate the body's own collagen and hyaluronic acid synthesis.

How should I take Norwegian Marine Collagen?

Stir 5-10g into coffee, tea or a smoothie once daily. Effects show after 6-8 weeks.

Where is Clekina's Norwegian Marine Collagen sourced?

From a small family fishery in Lofoten sustainably harvesting wild cold-water cod from the same fjord their grandparents fished. Collagen is cold-extracted from the scales, slower and more expensive than heat processing, but it preserves the peptide structure that makes the compound biologically active.

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