Looking for the latest research on collagen or interested in learning more about Orgain’s Collagen line? Our newest resource, An Overview on Collagen, offers a comprehensive look at what collagen is, its different types, potential benefits, and how to use it effectively. You’ll also find a helpful comparison chart and additional details on Orgain’s range of collagen products.
What healthcare professionals are saying about the new collagen overview resource:
“The updated Collagen Overview is really excellent overall. It provides a nice in-depth explanation of collagen facts and potential benefits in a nicely formatted and easy to read layout. I think this is a great resource that can be shared with both providers and patients to explain collagen and also provide an overview of the different collagen products that Orgain makes.” – Joe Zucchi, PA-C
“This is a very ‘to the point’ overview with clear sections for referencing. I will print a few copies of this to keep on hand for any of my patients who I think may benefit from collagen, or those who inquire about it. I do have patients ask about collagen from time to time, especially when giving High Protein diet educations.” – Mallory Hamilton, RD
“This document is Amazing!! I especially love that it outlines the types of collagen found in the body- this is something I get asked about often and usually have to look it up to help dispute myths from patients and athletes. This serves as a great resource to help identify which Orgain product is best suited for individuals searching for a specific type of collagen for their own personal needs/wants. Love it!” – Simona Hradil, MS, RD
What healthcare professionals are saying about Orgain collagen:
“I can vouch for this product’s quality. The powder is so fine and easily blended in any medium. There is no weird or ‘off’ aftertaste or grittiness. Truly effortless to use in daily life – which per this overview, consistent use is recommended to show improvements in skin in as little as 4 weeks!!” – Mallory Hamilton, RD
“Orgain’s Marine Collagen Powder has been a great option for my patients who choose not to eat products made from beef. I like helping my patients come up with creative ways to mix the unflavored powder into smoothies, puddings, sauces, homemade energy balls, and so much more.” – Kari Sharp, MS, RD
Creatine Monohydrate Powder
Meet Orgain Creatine Monohydrate, a supplement that helps maintain intracellular levels of ATP (a molecule that stores and provides energy for cells) that helps improve muscle size, strength, power^*, and recovery from routine strength training or high intensity activity*†. It also supports your brain+* – an organ that uses about 20% of your body’s energy.
Each serving delivers 5g of micronized creatine monohydrate that can dissolve more easily than the typical particle-size of creatine**. It offers a smooth taste experience and can be easily mixed into water, juice, smoothies, and more.
In keeping with Orgain’s commitment to higher standards by thoughtfully selecting each ingredient used in its products, Orgain Creatine Monohydrate provides just creatine, and nothing else – no additives, fillers, or preservatives. It’s vegan, gluten-free and non-GMO and it includes no soy ingredients or added sugar.
Creatine Lean Muscle
This 3-in-1 formula supports muscles, mind+, and metabolism‡*. Creatine Lean includes all the science-backed reasons to love Orgain’s Creatine Monohydrate Powder, plus chromium picolinate to support metabolism‡ and healthy carbohydrate utilization*.
Creatine Lean focuses on delivering those same 5g per serving of creatine for lean muscle and brain health support+* with an additional 200mcg per serving of chromium for metabolism support‡* – while avoiding additives, fillers, and preservatives. It’s vegan, gluten-free, and made with no soy or genetically engineered (GE) ingredients, making it a great addition to any routine!
* These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
+Studies show that creatine may support brain health in vegetarians and aging individuals
‡Supports sugar metabolism
**Comparing Orgain® micronized creatine to typical regular-sized creatine
†Studies show that a five-day loading protocol involving higher dosages (e.g. 20g) accelerates the saturation of creatine in muscle cells and supports muscle recovery. Consult a health care professional for recommended dosages.
^When used in conjunction with a regular exercise and weight training routine.
New Season: Check Out the New Approach to The Good Clean Nutrition Podcast!
Nutrition advice is everywhere, but trustworthy, evidence-based guidance can be hard to find. That’s where season four of The Good Clean Nutrition Podcast comes in!
Host Dr. Ginger Hultin returns alongside an incredible lineup of experts to help you make sense of the latest in nutrition science. This season, you’ll hear more from Ginger throughout each episode as she shares reflections and insights along the way, translating research into realistic, meaningful steps.
If you’re looking for grounded guidance, thoughtful conversations, and realistic wellness strategies you can actually use, this season is for you!
New Episode: How to Set Health Goals That Fit Your Real Life, with Megan Rafuse, MSW, RSW (ep – 79)
How are those New Year’s resolutions going? Have you started working toward everything you hoped for this year? If those questions bring up a little discomfort, take a breath — you’re not alone.
In this episode, Dr. Ginger Hultin dives into realistic, compassionate goal-setting with psychotherapist and CEO of Shift Collab, Megan Rafuse. When it comes to health goals, it’s easy to slip into cycles of self-criticism, perfectionism, and shame, especially for high-achieving, motivated people. Together, Ginger and Megan unpack why this happens and, more importantly, what actually helps. From shrinking goals into manageable steps, to evaluating the season of life you’re in, to building the right support systems, this conversation offers a practical framework for change.
Upcoming Episode: Making Health Goals Your Own: Letting Go of Outside Voices and Self-Criticism with Psychotherapist Megan Rafuse, MSW, RSW (ep – 80)
What does healthy really mean to you? If you haven’t checked in with your definition lately, let this episode be your sign that it might be time to reevaluate.
In this episode, psychotherapist and CEO of Shift Collab, Megan Rafuse, returns for an important conversation about understanding health in 2026 from beyond the scale, trends, and the external voices. Together, Megan and Ginger start by exploring our roots and how health messaging has shaped our relationship with food over decades, from the diet culture of the early 2000s to the perfectionism on today’s social media feeds.
Megan and Ginger dive into why so much of this work comes down to reframing our internal dialogue, from the clothes we wear to the comparison traps we get caught in, to the language we use when talking about our bodies and the bodies of others. If your day could use a little less comparison and a whole lot more understanding, this episode is a great place to start.
Subscribe to The Good Clean Nutrition Podcast on your favorite podcast platform and listen to more episodes on a variety of platforms HERE.
Register for our upcoming webinar, Thursday, February 19th at 2pm EST – From Plate to Pregnancy: Nutrition and Lifestyle Strategies for Fertility by Judy Simon, MS, RDN, CD, CHES
Join fertility dietitian and co- author of Getting to Baby A Food-First Fertility Plan to Improve Your Odds and Shorten Your Time to Pregnancy. Judy Simon, MS, RDN, CD, FAND, CHES, provides a comprehensive overview into the fundamentals of fertility, with a focus on evidence-based nutrition and lifestyle strategies that can be recommended prior to conception. As more individuals delay pregnancy, the role of preconception and fertility care has never been more critical. A growing body of research highlights how optimizing nutritional and lifestyle factors can enhance fertility.
Watch January’s on-demand webinar, Collagen Peptides in Clinical Practice: Mechanisms, Evidence, and Applications for Skin, Joint, and Bone Health by Shiloah Kviatkovsky, PhD, CISSN, PhD, CISSN
Orgain is excited to announce its presence at the following in-person conferences & symposiums next year. If you plan to attend, be sure to stop by our booth and say hello as we’d love to meet you!
NANAP 47th National Conference
March 18-21st, Pittsburgh, PA
Oncology Nutrition 2026 Symposium
April 10-12th, San Diego, CA
American Sports and Performance Dietitians Association Annual Conference
May 11-14th, New Orleans, LA
Today’s Dietitian Spring Symposium 2026
May 17-20th, Orlando, FL
Food and Nutrition Conference and Expo (FNCE)
October 24-27th, San Antonio, TX
