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A specific type of collagen supplement tested for its effects on body composition and satiety.
Peer‑reviewed human trials and randomized controlled studies show mixed but suggestive short‑term effects of gelatin (denatured collagen) and some collagen formulations on satiety‑related hormones and...
Peer‑reviewed research on gelatin or collagen supplements for appetite control and weight loss is limited but growing: a handful of human randomized trials report modest effects on satiety or body com...
There is no evidence in the supplied reporting that any registered, long‑term (≥6 months) clinical trials currently recruiting are testing collagen or gelatin specifically for sustained weight loss; t...
Short-term human trials and mechanistic studies show gelatin/collagen can increase feelings of fullness and stimulate appetite-regulating hormones after a meal, which can reduce calorie intake in the ...
Existing clinical trials have tested gelatin, hydrolyzed collagen peptides, and native (undenatured) collagen for effects on body composition and satiety, but almost all human randomized trials are sh...