Not All Collagen Is Created Equal

Sponsored Content by NativePath

This is a sponsored article written by Chad Walding, DPT, Co-Founder of NativePath.

You’ve likely heard the buzz about collagen–whether it’s better joint mobility or glowing skin, collagen has become one of the most popular supplements to look younger, for longer.

But here’s the important truth many overlook: not all collagen is created equal.

The Hidden Risks in Many Collagen Products

What you see on a supplement label doesn’t always tell the whole story. The truth is, many collagen brands use bold health claims or flashy endorsements to distract you from what's really happening behind the scenes.

Several mass-market collagen supplements are derived from questionable origins, such as factory-farmed animals treated with antibiotics and hormones, or extracted using harsh chemicals. 

Even more concerning? Independent lab tests have found that some collagen powders contain heavy metals, additives, artificial sweeteners, and other impurities that can do do more harm than good.

Transparency matters, which is why we need products that are as clean as they are effective.

Why NativePath Collagen Stands Out

Our formula contains just one simple ingredient: 100% grass-fed, pasture-raised bovine collagen peptides–it’s free from fillers and synthetic additives, and it contains no questionable origins. 

Even better, it delivers Types I and III collagen—the two most abundant types of collagen in your body, and the ones that decline most rapidly as we age. These types of collagen support healthy hair, skin, nails, joints, and bones, making supplementation critical over time.

Hydrolyzed for Maximum Absorption

Hydrolyzed collagen has been broken down into peptides. This makes it much easier for your body to absorb and use it more efficiently. Hydrolyzed collagen supports maximum bioavailability—so you feel the results faster.

The Benefits of Daily Collagen Supplementation

When taken consistently, collagen offers numerous benefits for aging:

  • Smoother, firmer skin: Collagen supports skin elasticity and hydration, reducing the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.

  • Stronger joints and bones: It provides essential building blocks for cartilage and bone tissue, improving mobility and reducing discomfort.

  • Healthier hair and nails: Collagen can help improve the strength, thickness, and growth of hair and nails.

  • Improved gut and muscle health: Emerging studies show collagen peptides may support digestion, metabolism, and muscle recovery.

And here’s the best part: It only takes a few weeks to notice a difference. Clinical studies have shown visible skin improvements in as little as 4 weeks with daily collagen use.

The Right Collagen Makes All the Difference

Aging is inevitable, but we can influence how we age. If you're investing in your health, don't settle for low-quality collagen. 

NativePath Collagen ensures premium quality, simplicity, and purity in every scoop. Mix it into coffee, smoothies, or your favorite beverage—it’s tasteless, dissolves easily, and can be seamlessly integrated into your daily routine.

Pure. Potent. Proven.
NativePath is collagen the way nature intended.

Dr. Chad Walding, Co-Founder and Chief Culture Officer at NativePath.

Dr. Chad Walding is the Co-Founder and Chief Culture Officer at NativePath. He is a Doctor of Physical Therapy with a passion for helping people eat, move, and live in harmony with their natural state. Since graduating from Hardin Simmons University in 2007, Dr. Chad has upgraded the quality of life of millions. When he’s not helping others, he can be found playing his guitar lakeside in Austin, Texas, taking sunrise and sunset walks with his wife and goldendoodle, and working out in his garage gym.

Disclaimer: Inclusion of products, services, or advertising in this newsletter does not constitute an endorsement by, or for, NativePath. We do not personally test or use every product featured. Readers are encouraged to consult their healthcare provider or conduct independent research before making purchasing decisions.

The information provided about wellness and health is for general informational and educational purposes only. We are not licensed medical professionals, and the content here should not be considered medical advice. Talk to a doctor before trying any of these suggestions.

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