Collagen Block Recipe For Tendon Health

Uncategorized Oct 04, 2022

Collagen Jell-O blocks I make for athletes using Bubs Naturals collagen

This is a great way to get more protein in your diet but also great for tendon health. This recipe is an iteration from tendon researcher Keith Baar.

Ingredients

4 cups Water

6oz Jell-O

4 tbsp Knox gelatin

8 scoops @bubsnaturals collagen

2 tsp vitamin C

Makes 8 servings =

13g protein

10g collagen

1,000mg vitamin C

Instructions

* Boil 3 cups of water

* Mix Jell-O and gelatin dry ingredients together

* Pour boiling water and mix

* Add @bubsnaturals collagen powder

* Add 1 cup of cold water

* Stir in Vitamin C

* Refrigerator for 2-3 hours

If you are using this recipe as a protocol for tendon health I recommend consuming the Jell-O blocks 1 hour before your rehab exercise.

LINK TO VIDEO RECIPE

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Rest is to refrain from activity.

Recovery is return to a state. In the case of training we will say return to a ready state for activity.

Think of rest as a technique or tool you give your body to recover.

Can you overdue rest and negatively impact your recovery?
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Collagen Block Recipe For Tendon Health

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