Myvitamins New In Collagen Creamer

Boost your daily protein intake with this limited-edition, pumpkin spice latte-flavoured, milk alternative. The perfect flavour to add to your hot autumn drinks, shakes and many more.

Here’s everything you need to know…

What Is Myvitamins Collagen Creamer?

Designed to be a flavourful substitute for milk, and to add a hint of spice to your food and drinks this autumn, our famous collagen creamer now comes in a new delicious flavour, Pumpkin Spice Latte. High in protein, low in sugar source of hydrolysed collagen and added vitamin C, our Collagen Creamer is a perfect addition to boost your workout performance. This can boost your protein intake with the added benefit for your performance and recovery.

Try it for yourself:

As we get older, our bodies produce collagen at a slower rate. Collagen is a vital mineral that maintains the health of our bones, muscles, skin and even our digestive system. (1) The added vitamin C strongly contributes to the growth, development and repair of body tissues to enhance proper function of immune system. (2) Other benefits include helping with collagen formation, reducing tiredness and maintaining healthy skin, bones and cartilage. (2)

Our low-sugar, flavourful substitute for milk could be a delicious and convenient way to incorporate these essential vitamins into your daily diet.

There are multiple foods and drinks that our new pumpkin spice latte flavoured collagen creamer can be added to:

Porridge
Coffee
Shake
Pancakes
Tea
Hot chocolate

Start your day well by making yourself a high-protein breakfast by combining our collagen creamer and collagen pancake.

Health & Fitness

Collagen Pancakes 101

2022-02-22 10:01:16 • By Beth Addey

We’ve also got beauty hot chocolate you could add it too!

References

https://lloydspharmacy.com/blogs/vitamins-and-supplement-advice/marine-collagen-skincare#:~:text=Collagen%20is%20vital%20for%20the,can%20help%20with%20this%20problem.
https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/vitamins-and-minerals/vitamin-c/
Vitamin C contributes to normal collagen formation for the normal function of skin.

Megan Thomas

Writer and expert

Currently studying Events Management at Manchester Metropolitan University, Megan is an avid gym-goer with a passion for health and fitness. Megan enjoys writing about nutrition, workout tips and sports performance.