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Noble Collagen
Why Take It
How to Use
Ingredients & Nutritionals
Ingredients
Brown Rice Flour
Capsule Shell (Hydroxypropyl Methylcellulose)
Boswellia Serrata Extract
Type II Collagen (chicken)
Vitamin C (Magnesium ascorbate)
Manganese (Manganese gluconate).
Nutrition
| Nutrition | Per serving | % NRV* |
|---|---|---|
| Boswellia Serrata Extract | 68mg | ** |
| (6:1 ratio, equivalent to 400mg) | ||
| Type II collagen | 40mg | ** |
| Vitamin C | 12mg | 15% |
| Manganese | 400μg | 22% |
* Nutrient Reference Value
** No established NRV
Cautionary Advice: Not recommended for pregnancy or breastfeeding. If you are taking medication or under medical supervision, consult your doctor before taking any food supplement. Keep out of reach of young children.
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Benefits of Noble Collagen
Works in perfect harmony with your True or Wild Collagen rituals.
Utilises the unique mechanism of action of clinically-proven Type II Collagen.
Vitamin C supports normal collagen production for healthy bones and cartilage.
Boswellia Serrata is an ancient botanical studied for its therapeutic effects on joint health and inflammation.
Manganese protects cells from oxidative stress, supporting an active life.
Combined in one easy to take capsule for optimal delivery and dosage.
“I take Noble Collagen to support my joints and help me feel like me again.”
Dame Kelly Holmes
Ingredients
Your Method
Take one capsule per day with a glass of water, preferably at a mealtime.
Weave this practice into your day, as part of your wellness ritual and take a moment of quiet reflection.
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Journal:
An introduction to Noble Collagen: the next generation supplement in joint health
10 million people in the UK suffer from joint problems. This inspired the creation of Noble Collagen. A product designed with functional ingredients that not only support healthy mobile joints but enable the active lifestyle that all of us deserve. Read the journal, by our Head of Innovation, Dr Jenna Macciochi.
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The importance of a good night's rest cannot be overstated. It serves as the foundation of our overall health and well-being. Despite its significance, why are so many of us finding ourselves tossing and turning, unable to achieve the restorative sleep our bodies crave? Read the journal by our Head of Nutrition, Jo Woodhurst.
Energy & Metabolism - 5 reasons your energy is low and how to turn up the dial
Many of us seem to be suffering the effects of an energy crisis within our own bodies. The causes can be anything from nutrient deficiencies, poor sleep, stress and even dehydration. In this article we’ll tap into some key tips to turn these around and support your energy and metabolism.
Focus + Cognition - the rise of nootropics
In a world brimming with distractions, focus feels like a luxury saved for very few. From the ping of notifications, boxset binges and demands of our to-do lists to the exhausting stimuli from our busy, noisy cities it’s no wonder we’re finding our attention has been stolen. Explore the journal by our Head of nutrition, Jo Woodhurst.
Unlocking the Power of Adaptogens: Nature’s Natural Stress Busters
The term stress usually evokes images of endless to-do lists, sleepless nights, and a sense of feeling overwhelmed by life's demands. But it wasn’t always this way. Dr Jenna Macciochi, our Head of Innovation delves into natures natural stress busters.
The Wellness Breakdown Podcast with Rose Ferguson and Eve Kalinik
We’re delighted that The Wellness Breakdown Podcast is back with a new series. Rose Ferguson and Eve Kalinik explore the world of wellness from adrenal health and nutrition for fertility to intermittent fasting and how to choose the best bread.
Are These TikTok Wellness Trends Worth The Hype?
Some TikTok trends are not worth attempting, but some are not only backed by science but also carry the weight of time-tested wisdom that predates the existence of this social media platform. Delve into 5 recent TikTok wellness trends and determine if they are hype or here to stay.
Collagen for Optimal Gut Health; what's the link?
The significance of supporting your gut health for overall wellbeing has been recognised for thousands of years in ancient healing practices and science is now validating its importance. Jo Woodhurst, Head of Nutrition, explores the latest research solidifying collagen as a crucial ally for optimal gut wellbeing.
The Ancient Wisdom of Reishi Mushrooms: A Modern Remedy for Stress and Anxiety
In an era where stress and anxiety are on the rise, turning to time-tested natural solutions like Reishi mushrooms can be transformative. Dr Jenna Macciochi, Immunologist and Head of Innovation details the ways in which Reishi can help to achieve a healthy stress response, promoting relaxation and improving our overall sense of well-being.
FAQs
What is (UC-II) Type II Collagen, and how does it benefit joint health?
UC-II is a type of undenatured Type II Collagen clinically proven to support the integrity and flexibility of joint cartilage. It is effective in promoting joint comfort, mobility and flexibility at a low 40mg dose from only 3 weeks. It has a unique mechanism of action, different to that of Type I Collagen found in True and Wild as it signals the immune system to build new joint cartilage. It also has a different structure to the Type I Collagen (True and Wild) as it is not ‘hydrolysed’ but rather ‘undenatured’ which means it has a different mechanism of action.
If I take Noble Collagen should I still take True Collagen or Wild Collagen?
Yes, True and Wild contain Type I 'hydrolysed' collagen peptides. Type II Collagen is described as 'undenatured' collagen. These serve different purposes in the body. While Type II is focused on joint health, improving joint pain and mobility issues, Type I provides general support to whole body health and supports skin, hair, nails, bones and generalised support for joints. We recommend taking True or Wild Collagen to support whole body health. Those with specific health goals around joints and mobility would benefit from the additional, targeted benefits from Noble Collagen.
Where does Type II Collagen come from?
Our Type II Collagen is sustainably sourced from chicken sternum cartilage. This source is specifically chosen because it naturally contains a high concentration of Type II Collagen, which is beneficial for joint health.
How long does Noble Collagen take to work?
Improvements in joint comfort and mobility have been reported from consistent use of (UCII) Type II Collagen in the scientific literature within 3 weeks. Consistent and long-term supplementation is key for optimal results.
Can I take it if pregnant?
People take collagen for all different reasons, however while collagen supplements are not contraindicated in pregnancy, UC-II hasn't been specifically studied during pregnancy. Boswellia also has cautionary advice during this time therefore we do not recommend Noble Collagen whilst pregnant.
Does it matter if I forget to take one?
Occasionally forgetting is unlikely to impact results but consistent and long-term supplementation is key for optimal results. Use our Ritual Case to ensure you never forget your daily wellness ritual.
Are there any side effects associated with these ingredients?
UC-II has an extremely high safety profile. Boswellia is generally considered safe for use although not recommended during pregnancy and breastfeeding. We should always advise consulting healthcare providers before starting any new supplement, especially for those with pre-existing medical conditions or taking other medications.
Is this supplement vegetarian/vegan-friendly?
This supplement contains collagen derived from chicken so it is not vegetarian/vegan friendly.
What is the difference between True/Wild and Noble Collagen?
Collagen is categorised into three overall types, with each grouping having its own unique characteristics. So far, at least 28 different forms of collagen have been identified, with around 90% of the collagen in the body consisting of types I, II, and III. Type I and Type III Collagen are the forms most commonly found in skin, bone, teeth, ligaments, organs, and tendons. Meanwhile, Type II Collagen is the primary protein in cartilage, the connective tissue protecting our bones at the joints. The degradation of cartilage is the most significant cause of joint discomfort, disease, and loss of function over time.
Along with numbered types, collagen also has structural variations across different forms. There are two main structural variations to be aware of—undenatured and hydrolyzed collagen. Hydrolyzed collagen—the form Type I Collagen often takes—has been broken down or 'denatured' into smaller molecules. ‘Undenatured’ or ‘native’ Type II Collagen keeps its three-dimensional structure intact and has a uniquely effective mechanism of action that targets the joints by signalling the body’s immune system to promote the growth of new joint cartilage.
