Omega-3 Is Pretty Much Pure Fat and Collagen Is Protein, So They Do Not Share the Same Metabolic Pathways. They Don't Compete for the Same Enzymes When It...
Omega-3 is pretty much pure fat and collagen is protein, so they do not share the same metabolic pathways. They don't compete for the same enzymes when it comes to digestion, meaning they can both be fully metabolised, taken up by the bloodstream and absorbed by our cells. Both are generally well tolerated by the body.
Does Omega 3 increase collagen?
Omega-3 fatty acids enhance ligament fibroblast collagen formation in association with changes in interleukin-6 production.
Absolute Collagen is rich in Vitamin C, which is key to helping the body absorb collagen, while fish oils are rich in Vitamin E and Vitamin D. For this reason, we usually recommend that you can take Absolute Collagen and a fish oil supplement alongside one another, as they provide different nutrients and benefits.
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