Porcine Gelatin
Gelatin derived from pig skin and bones
Proteins
Animal Proteins
Research: Moderate
Scientific Name
Porcine-derived gelatin
Classifications
Processing:
hydrolyzed_collagen
Source:
pigs
Type:
animal_protein
Benefits
- May support joint health and mobility
- Potential benefits for skin, hair, and nail health
- Source of amino acids including glycine and proline
- May support digestive health
- Provides structural protein for connective tissues
- Used as capsule material for supplement delivery
Specific Properties
- Lower gel strength than bovine gelatin
- More flexible and elastic than bovine
- Faster setting time than bovine gelatin
- Commonly used in pharmaceutical capsules
- Not suitable for certain religious dietary restrictions
Safety Notes
Generally recognized as safe for most people. May cause allergic reactions in individuals sensitive to specific animal sources. Religious or dietary restrictions may apply depending on source animal. Quality varies by manufacturing standards.
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About Gelatin
A protein derived from collagen found in animal bones, skin, and connective tissues, used both as a supplement ingredient and capsule material
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Porcine Gelatin Capsule Grade
Pharmaceutical-grade porcine gelatin for capsule manufacturing