Ancient Nutrition Grass Fed Bone Broth Protein Powder, Pure

Well digested, and a bit of a stomach settler for me. I find it dissolves better into hot ingredients (20-24 oz) by an add a rounded scoop, stir well, let set for a few minutes, and stir a LOT again. (I am medical vegan, not a moral one, and I didn't use fur, leather, or honey for a long time before doctor ordered me onto diet so I do consider self more vegan than not). It may turn a burnt taste, if you take this with 2 teaspoons or more apple cider vinegar in a 20-24 oz preparation, that kills the burnt after taste well. I do not do fruit smoothies because of blood sugar issues, so cold dissolve/mix I have no experience in. This does provide a nice amount of protein per serving. I am seeing some improvements in joint pain (borderline plaque psoriasis) and related, and my paper thin razor fingernails and paper/laminated toenails (lifetime) plus hair (split ends on split ends on split ends) by going to roughly one serving a day on this item. Will recommend as it will provide one equivalent serving of hard protein (23-25g for a 4 oz lean beef buger) to someone's daily diet, if you're willing to ingest hard (animal derived) protein. This is in the realm of Kosher for a protein source (gelatin on steroids, not the drug just a comment) and easy to digest. I do look for more vegetarian sources for my protein, but can state: This is TRUELY gluten free-if you are celiac this is NOT made in a facility that also processes wheat. I have proof in growing out finger and toe nails, plus hair, that this will help you. I have proven improvements in joint issues that will help you. I will totally say this is worth the $40 a container price as a dietary AID. Subscribe and Save to a container monthly is my suggestion, per person in your household using it, increase that by one for every fourth person. If you are doing 'bulking up' instead, you may need more per month.

Bone Broth Protein Powder for Dogs – A Delicious and Nutritious Boost! 🐾🥣 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5) I’ve been using bone broth protein powder for my dog for a few weeks now, and I’m absolutely thrilled with the results! This product has been a great addition to my dog’s daily routine, and I’ve noticed positive changes in her energy levels, coat condition, and overall well-being. What I Love: High-Quality Protein: This bone broth protein powder is packed with collagen and amino acids, which are excellent for supporting joint health, muscle recovery, and overall vitality. As my dog is getting older, I wanted something that would help with her mobility, and this has been fantastic for that. It’s an easy way to add extra nutrition to her diet without the hassle of preparing homemade bone broth. Tasty & Easy to Serve: My dog is usually a bit picky about new foods, but she loves this protein powder! I simply mix it into her regular meals, and she devours his food like it’s a treat. It has a natural, savory flavor that dogs seem to really enjoy, and it’s so easy to incorporate into their diet. Supports Allergy Health: One of the biggest reasons I started using bone broth protein powder was to help support my dog's allergies, as she had some allergy flare-ups. Improved Coat & Skin: Another positive change I’ve seen is that her coat looks shinier and feels softer. Bone broth is known for its collagen content, which is great for skin and coat health. Her fur looks healthier, and I’ve noticed fewer dry patches or irritation. Great for Digestion: Bone broth is also fantastic for gut health, and my dog’s digestion has improved since we started using the protein powder. She had fewer stomach upsets, and her appetite has been steady. Things to Consider: Serving Size: Be sure to follow the recommended serving size based on your dog’s weight. I like that the powder is easy to measure, but I always double-check to avoid overfeeding. Storage: Like most powdered supplements, you need to store it in a cool, dry place to maintain its freshness. I keep the container tightly sealed, and it’s been fine so far. Final Thoughts: I highly recommend this bone broth protein powder for dogs, especially if you're looking to improve your pet’s joint health, skin, coat, and digestion. It’s an easy-to-use, high-quality supplement that provides significant benefits, and my dog loves the taste. Whether you’re dealing with an aging dog or simply want to give your pet a nutritious boost, this product is definitely worth trying!

First saw this on Dr. Axe's website. I was originally looking for the collagen product, but for dietary reasons the Bone Broth Protein powder was recommend. My family eats organic, preservative free, homemade food. We're pretty active (I workout 30 to 60 mins daily). Despite that I was starting to feel a bit sluggish, I'm quickly approaching 50, and the joint pain was starting to creep up. After a lot of research I decided to give this a go. This is my second month taking it and I have to say I feel really good. Less joint point and I believe quicker muscle recovery after a hard workout. I've tried putting it in smoothies, oatmeal, sprinkling it in cereal, etc, but it got chunking and a bit chalky. Plus, I found that when I put it in oatmeal it tasted pretty awful. What works for me is to drink it straight, dissolving it in hot water. Actually, because of medication I take first thing in the morning I can't have coffee/tea for an hour, so I drink a cup of this instead. I'm not going to lie there is a slight tasted that takes some getting used to, but I got over it in a few days. It's like drinking a really strong cup of chicken broth. Besides less joint pain, I did notice my nails grew stronger, my joints felt stronger and I felt less bloated at the end of the day. That said, don't buy this thinking that you can have bad eating habits and not suffer the consequences. This is not a cure all, but if you're looking for a supplement to compliment an already healthy and active life style I would definitely recommend it. One final note: everyone's different, so your result may not be the same as mine, for me this works great and it doesn't hurt to try.

How did everything I needed in it. But way too sweet. Next time I’ll order the unflavored.

Great for everyday use. Flavorless. Great in shakes( I mix with some warm water first then add for better mixing) , smoothies, or as a broth.

I don't know how I missed this but for some reason Ancient Nutrition started BLENDING chicken and beef together in their Bone Broth Protein "pure" forumula. WHy? I have no idea. There is a large population of people that use this product that have Alpha galactosidase allergy (Alpha Gal) from Lyme/Tick bite and absolutely should not ingest beef products. I hope Ancient Nutrition addresses this issue quickly and honestly. 3/11/24 Update: Company responded and said they were not being deceptive but wanted ALL of their products to contain all types of Collagen. I responded back to them and asked why they indeed did DECEIVE the public by keeping the same exact label that was known as CHICKEN broth protein for many years (Axe even said for many years they were working on getting certified organ Chicken which has not yet happened) and only adding in small print on the ingredients label on the back that both Chicken and Bovine were blended together. While at the SAME time they have COLLAGEN products as separate products. Especially If they wanted their traditionally KNOWN Bone Broth Protein PURE version with ONLY CHICKEN as source to now contain both beef and chicken. IT does not make logical sense that they would have separate collagen produts (that contain both chicken and beef); market them as collagen products and then turn around and add beef/bovine to a TRADITIONALLY known and sold as CHICKEN only product. THeir answers are typical corporate answers. I do hope ANcient Nutrition stands up and corrects this problem. I'm sure it costs less for them to mix chicken and beef together instead of running separate lines of just chicken but they really should be listening to what the public wants and needs first and then their almighty dollar second. Very disappointing.

I’ve been using this protein powder for about eight years, which is probably the most meaningful endorsement I can give. I have a sensitive stomach, and many whey- and plant-based powders leave me feeling bloated, heavy, or uncomfortable. This bone broth protein has consistently been much easier on my digestion. One scoop provides 20 grams of protein for only about 100 calories and 2 grams of carbohydrates. The ingredient list is refreshingly short: grass-fed beef bone broth protein concentrates, natural vanilla flavor, xanthan gum, and stevia. It is dairy-free and contains no whey, soy, pea, or rice protein, which makes it a great alternative for people who don’t tolerate the usual protein sources well. Unlike a basic protein powder, bone broth naturally provides collagen along with compounds such as glucosamine, chondroitin, and hyaluronic acid, all commonly valued for supporting joints, skin, and connective tissue. I originally chose it for the clean ingredients and digestive comfort, but I’ve continued buying it because it is an easy way to add substantial protein without a huge shake or a heavy feeling afterward. The vanilla flavor is lightly sweet rather than dessert-like. For the smoothest texture, I recommend blending it or adding the liquid first and then shaking it well; stirring it into a cold drink with a spoon can leave some clumps. It works well in smoothies, oatmeal, coffee, or simply mixed with water or milk. It is more expensive than many ordinary protein powders, but after eight years of dependable use, I consider it worth the price. If standard protein powders upset your stomach or you want a cleaner, dairy-free option with the added benefits of bone broth, this is absolutely worth trying.

So here's my honest, unbiased review of the Pure Bone Broth Protein. I'd like to preface by saying that I am not a picky eater in any sense of the word. There aren't many foods or drinks out there that I don't like. I've been eating gluten free and sugar free for over a year, and I've eaten some pretty interesting things 😀 As soon as I received the Bone Broth Protein in the mail this week, I heated some water and stirred a scoop of powder in! 1. It was very clumpy and I had to get a whisk to get the clumps smoothed out, even in nearly boiling water. 2. It did not smell very pleasant once I stirred it in. Reminded me of a strong herbal tea. Not a "broth" smell at all. 3. Taste was very bland, and It had a slightly burnt flavor, so after 3 sips I let it sit for awhile and the aftertaste stayed on my tongue for a long time, about 30 minutes. 4. It made me extremely thirsty!! Even after only 3 sips, my mouth felt like it had all the moisture sucked out of it, and that feeling persisted for around 30 minutes. 5. Next, I added a scoop each to a smoothie and a bowl of soup while cooking, in both cases it did not affect the taste of the item negatively. Bottom line: Don't expect to stir up a cup of enjoyable "broth" with this. Be creative and add it in to other foods!

It's healthy and I prefer it because no add sugar and no artificial sugar it's salty so you can use with soup

Me gusto su composición, no tiene mal sabor así que el sabor que añadas queda muy bien.

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Great quality, but you will taste bone broth if you try and make some kind of "sweeter" smoothie. Good for a savoury choice, and nice quality.

I didnt like the taste.