Unlock the Power of Grass-Fed Collagen for Teen Athletes: The Ultimate Protein for Growth and Recovery

Navigating the world of sports nutrition to find the best protein for young athletes can seem overwhelming, especially when considering the needs of growing bodies, athletic performance, and injury recovery. With increasing scientific research at our fingertips, we can make more informed choices. High on the list of these choices is the superfood that's been making waves in athletic nutrition - our 100% grass-fed collagen.

Welcome to Yonder's 100% Grass-Fed Collagen 

If you've been exploring sports nutrition, you've undoubtedly come across collagen. This abundant protein, integral to your child's health, is often included in high school athletic nutrition plans. Collagen is the strong foundation for bones, fascia, ligaments, and growing muscles. Its presence contributes to the healthy glow in skin and the quick recovery of tendons after an injury. Your body needs collagen, both inside and out, and it's continuously produced, particularly during growth spurts and rigorous athletic training.

Let's dive into the seven reasons why our grass-fed collagen is the best protein for young athletes:

1. A Natural Protein Source that Bodies Love

Our bodies naturally produce collagen, but this production decreases around the age of 26. Your budding sports star needs more than their body's natural collagen to support growth, muscle development, and repair. Our grass-fed collagen is a great source of bioavailable protein that is gentle on their digestive system and crucial for their athletic performance.

2. Boosts Injury Resistance

One of the primary reasons why our grass-fed collagen is popular among parents and coaches is its potential to enhance injury resistance. Collagen strengthens muscles, bones, fascia, and ligaments, which increases their flexibility, making them less prone to injuries. This type of strength, combined with a healthy stretching and strength training routine, can help reduce the risk of sprains, tears, and other sports-related injuries.

3. Speeds Up Recovery Time

Even with the best preventative measures, injuries do happen. Collagen's ability to repair and rebuild the body makes it an invaluable tool for injury recovery. Our 100% grass-fed collagen is tested and trusted globally, offering the support your young athlete needs for faster recovery.

4. Easy to Use

Our collagen is easy to incorporate into your athlete's daily routine. Simply add 10-20 grams to your favorite beverage (hot or cold) daily for best results.

5. Promotes Better Sleep

Collagen supplements are not only linked to clearer skin, faster recovery times, increased lean muscle mass, and improved weight management, but also better sleep. The glycine in collagen cools the body down by improving circulation, which can result in deeper, more restful sleep.

6. Highly Absorbable

Our hydrolyzed grass-fed collagen is easy for young bodies to absorb quickly. The collagen peptides are broken down into their most digestible and bioavailable form, which means they can be easily absorbed by the body.

7. Safe for Daily Consumption

Collagen is a naturally occurring protein in the body, making our collagen supplements safe for all ages when consumed daily. We pride ourselves on transparency, offering only natural and high-quality ingredients in our products.

Our glyphosate-free collagen exceeds the strict Prop 65 Regulations and falls well under the tolerable limits for heavy metals and pesticides set by the FDA. Manufactured in a certified Organic, cGMP, NSF, and UL Certified facility, you can trust that our collagen is safe for consumption.

Pair our Grass-Fed Collagen with a Healthy Diet including whole food vitamin C. For instance, vitamin C acts as a catalyst for collagen. This means that incorporating vitamin C-rich foods, such as oranges, can enhance the effectiveness of the collagen consumed. While you don't need to take vitamin C and hydrolyzed collagen at the same time, it's beneficial to have a daily intake of vitamin C to maximize collagen's potential.