The Role of White Tissue in Sports Performance
The opportunities that exist for Bioactive Collagen Peptides in sports and active nutrition stem from increasing consumer awareness that muscles do not exist on their own. The collagen-rich “white tissue” – which includes tendons, ligaments, muscle fascia and other extracellular connective structures – is also an important part of the kinetic chain that augments the body’s movement, load bearing ability, power and strength, as well as its repair functions. Despite being completely different tissues in terms of protein composition and amino acid requirements, the white tissue works in synergy with muscles to deliver multiple benefits.
As we discover more about the white tissue’s function, properties and nutritional requirements, a new level of understanding is also emerging about peptide activity, taking protein nutrition into the functional level. We know now that protein is no longer just a supplier of amino acid building blocks!
What You’ll Learn in This E-Book:
- Understanding the "White Tissue": Why fascia, ligaments, and tendons are key to performance and mobility.
- The Role of Bioactive Collagen Peptides: Explore their unique amino acid profile and how they support tissue-specific regeneration.
- The Mode of Action: How targeted peptides interact with connective tissues to promote strength and repair.
- New Horizons in Sports Nutrition: Why Bioactive Collagen Peptides are becoming the next big growth platform for athletic and active nutrition products.