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#1 BEEF GELATIN COLLAGEN SUPPLEMENT: Great Lakes Gelatin’s collagen and gelatin products are sourced from cattle in Argentina and Brazil. They are pasture-raised, kosher, and grass-fed based on the standards of the American Grassfed Association and animal welfare guidelines.QUALITY: The beef gelatin is forage based, which eliminates the potential use of growth hormones, antibiotics, and steroids. Great Lakes Gelatin is committed to monitoring emerging welfare practices and research in order to stay informed about the latest advances in animal welfare, as well as food safety and quality.PIONEERS IN THE FIELD: GLG has been producing the world’s finest quality collagen and gelatin since its inception in 1922. Their book on collagen creation was originally published in 1945 and today is still viewed as the fundamental source of truth on gelatin and collagen.BENEFITS: Aims to produce healthy skin and hair for a wide range of people. May help leaky gut while boosting metabolism, muscle mass and energy output. May strengthen nails, hair and teeth.
I'm glad you've spoken with your doctor about it. I found this article, but it seems to suggest all the stuff you've tried. I'm glad you've found that eating more meat helps.
You might try supplementing your diet with gelatin AND collagen may help (use both together). I like to add both powders to a daily smoothie with breakfast. That might allow you to eat some meat, while not feeling overwhelmed.
Also: does anyone else in your family have this? Apparently it can be a genetic condition.
For me (I have nails that split, but I don't have the issue of the free edge growing downward), using Nailtiques Formula 2 only on my nails (no color polish) for at least 6 weeks, and using their nail polish remover. After removing the nail protein, I wash my hands and make sure the nails get some water, then let them dry before filing and putting on fresh nail protein. Some people say letting nails get water, then using a nail protein, and using cuticle oil as a treatment regimen helps nails.
I like using gelatin or collagen to supplement more protein. The amino acids in the gelatin and collagen naturally helps anabolic behavior in the body.
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That is what I use. I use gelatin to make bone broth and I use collagen(same company, green label) in milk or in my coffee.