Need to boost your protein intake without changing your meals? Forteocare collagen powder can be easily integrated into your daily diet to support muscle mass and limit undernutrition. Easy to use and neutral in taste, it is ideal for periods of fatigue, convalescence or increased nutritional needs.
With age, or in the case of certain pathologies, the body tends to lose muscle reserve. This phenomenon, often discreet at first, can have an impact on strength, balance and independence in everyday life. A powder rich in collagen proteins provides targeted nutritional support, complementing the usual diet, to meet these increased needs.
Collagen acts as a support framework for the body's tissues. Imagine an invisible framework that holds structures in place: when it weakens, everything becomes more fragile. By providing easily-assimilable collagen peptides, this formula helps support muscle mass and maintain tissue strength.
Its reconstitutable powder form makes it easy to incorporate into the daily diet. Thanks to its neutral taste and excellent dispersibility, it blends easily into a variety of preparations, without altering their flavor or texture. This makes it easy toenrich meals, even in cases of reduced appetite or fatigue.
In a context of malnutrition or increased protein requirements, this contribution becomes particularly interesting. It helps to promote recovery and limit muscle wasting, particularly among the elderly or those weakened by illness. The aim is to gradually increase nutritional intake, without constraint.
On a daily basis, this nutritional solution acts as a discreet but effective reinforcement, helping to maintain nutritional balance without upsetting eating habits. To optimize protein intake, it can also be replaced by Delical Poudre De Protéines Neutre, to diversify sources and reinforce nutritional synergy.
Directions for use
Dilute one scoop (approx. 11 g of protein) or more as required in a cold or hot preparation. The powder can be incorporated into sweet or savoury dishes, liquids or solids, without altering taste or texture. For example, add two scoops to a bowl of soup (200 to 250 ml), one scoop to a 100 g compote, or one scoop to a glass of fruit juice. The quantity should be adjusted according to your defined daily protein requirements.
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Precautions
Ingredients
Collagen Peptides
Nutritional values of Forteocare Nutrisens Protein Powder
| Nutrients | Per 100 g |
|---|---|
| Energy (kcal) | 360 |
| Energy (kJ) | 1530 |
| Fat (g) | 0 |
| Of which saturated fatty acids (g) | 0 |
| Carbohydrates (g) | 0 |
| Of which sugars (g) | 0 |
| Dietary fiber (g) | 0 |
| Protein (g) | 90 |
| Salt (g) | 0,5 |
Presentation
500 g tin, at the best online price, for better nourished muscles.
In pharmacy practice, the effectiveness of protein enrichment depends above all on the regularity and distribution of intake throughout the day. It is often preferable to integrate the powder into several small meals, rather than concentrating the dose in a single intake. Combining this intake with even moderate physical activity, such as walking, helps stimulate muscle synthesis and optimize the body's use of proteins.
FAQ
When should I use collagen-enriched protein powder?
Collagen-enriched protein powder can be used to meet increased protein needs, particularly in the elderly, during convalescence or when muscles are wasting.
Can it be added to all foods?
Yes, this powder is neutral in taste and mixes easily in hot or cold, sweet or savoury preparations.
Is it suitable for loss of appetite?
Yes, it enriches meals without increasing their volume, which is particularly useful when appetite is reduced.
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