Written by the Plenthera team (trained in orthomolecular nutrition). Scientifically reviewed in May 2026. Last updated: 28 May 2026.

Plent Bone Broth Collageen is a wholefood bovine collagen — obtained from slowly simmered bone broth. Besides collagen peptides (type 1 and 3) it provides glycine, gelatine and minerals — a broader nutritional profile than isolated collagen peptide powder. For those who prefer ancestral wholefood over a standardised peptide isolate.

On this pageWhat makes bone broth special? · Related Plent products · Frequently asked questions · Combine with · Sources

What makes bone broth special?

Bone broth is an age-old food — it arose when people slowly simmered bones and joints to extract every nutritious substance. The result is a collagen-rich, gelatine-containing broth that is being rediscovered in modern cooking.

In supplement form the broth is freeze-dried or concentrated into a powder. Advantages vs isolated collagen: a richer matrix profile (glycine, gelatine, minerals). Disadvantages: less standardised dosage and sometimes a pronounced taste.

Related Plent products

• Bone Broth — all bone broth products
• Bovine Collagen — isolated bovine collagen for those who want precision
• Plent Pure Marine — marine alternative — pure peptide isolate
• Plent Beauty Blend Collageen — collagen + extra co-factors
• Ancestral Food — ancestral wholefood context

Frequently asked questions

Is bone broth as effective as isolated collagen?

The peptide concentration per serving is usually lower in bone broth than in isolate. For those who prefer wholefood, bone broth offers a richer nutritional profile; for those who want precise dosing, isolate is clearer.

What is in Plent Bone Broth Collageen?

Collagen peptides type 1 and 3 (from bovine bones), glycine, gelatine, natural minerals from the bones. Exact ingredients and dosages: see the product page.

What does bone broth powder taste like?

Plain bone broth powders have a savoury broth taste — delicious in soup, sauce or stock. Some formulas are lightly seasoned for more neutral use. Not typical for a fruit smoothie.

Is the bone broth grass-fed?

Plent chooses grass-fed sources — bones from grass-fed cattle for a cleaner profile.

How much bone broth per day?

Typically 10-20 g powder per day (depending on the product and the desired collagen dose). See the label for the exact recommendation.

Combine with other categories

Bone broth fits into both beauty and wholefood categories:

• Collagen — for other forms of collagen
• Ancestral Food — wholefood context
• Bovine Collagen — isolated alternative
• Plent Beauty — all Plent beauty products
• Amino Acids — for extra glycine

Sources & references

• Hsu et al. (2017) — Bone broth: composition and amino acid profile
• Razak et al. (2017) — Glycine: health benefits review (Int J Mol Sci)
• Voedingscentrum (Netherlands Nutrition Centre) — bone broth and collagen

Disclaimer: This text is for informational purposes only and does not replace medical advice. Food supplements are not a substitute for a varied, balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle. If in doubt, always consult your doctor or an orthomolecular therapist.