Build Beauty and Good Health with Garden of Life

This week at Oliver’s, we invite you to build both beauty and good health with Garden of Life nutritional supplements.

Collagen powders are lighting up the supplement world, and this one is definitely worth the hype. Time and time again, these powerful peptides have been shown to provide vital support for healthy skin, hair, joints, and more, and supplementing collagen is one of the easiest ways to both up your protein intake and visibly improve your health.

Enjoy special deals on Garden of Life’s collagen peptide powders and other featured products all week long. Whether you’re looking to boost your beauty or keep your joints young and fresh, they’re certain to have the right product for you!

DISCLAIMER: THIS ARTICLE IS NOT INTENDED FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROVIDING MEDICAL ADVICE

All information, content, and material in this article is for informational purposes only and is not intended to serve as a substitute for the consultation, diagnosis, and/or medical treatment of a qualified physician or healthcare provider.

Note: All quoted prices in effect through July 29, 2025 at all four Sonoma County Oliver’s Market locations.

Collagen is the most abundant protein in the human body and is often described as the glue that holds everything together. As you age, your body’s natural production of collagen, a protein essential to overall health and appearance, declines.

Garden of Life now offers three Grass-Fed Collagen products to meet your specific needs. The entire line is Non-GMO Tested and Certified, Keto Certified, Paleo Friendly and NSF Gluten Free. Whether it’s fortifying hair, skin and nails, or supporting healthy joints and mobility, they have the clean, convenient answer in their collagen powders.

But before we get into our featured items, let’s explore what it is about this bouncy protein that makes it so special – and completely necessary – in all of our lives, and learn about why supplementing collagen is a great way to support your overall health.

The ties that bind

When we say “collagen”, we’re actually referring to an entire group of proteins that both support and help to form the structure of your body, making up around one-third of the proteins found within it. From your skin, muscles, and organs to your bones, joints, and ligaments, collagen is responsible for binding your cells together and keeping them functioning properly. Think of it like a microscopic skeleton of rubber cement, lending your tissues crucial elasticity, holding everything together, and keeping your body strong and resistant to damage.

Humans naturally produce collagen throughout our lives, but the amount we produce can be affected by a variety of factors. The most obvious of these factors is aging – as we age, our bodies produce less collagen, and the collagen we do produce is more brittle and less flexible. This causes a lot of the obvious signs of aging like decreased elasticity in the skin and decreased bone density, but it may also contribute to the more nefarious signs too, like increased joint pain and osteoarthritis. Along with aging, other factors that can affect collagen production include smoking cigarettes, having a diet heavy in sugar or other refined carbohydrates, and excessive exposure to the sun or other sources of UV light. Over time, these will have a similar effect to aging on the body, causing both the quality and quantity of collagen produced to decrease well before it might have begun to do so naturally.

Considering how many of us are exposed to these natural enemies of collagen production on a daily basis, you’re probably wondering how to best support the protein that keeps you looking and feeling young and fresh. As it turns out, it’s consuming extra collagen! Now, before we get into the nitty gritty on the benefits of supplementing collagen, we feel we should remind you: we are a market, not a clinic. If you think you have a legitimate medical concern, please speak to a qualified medical professional, and please always talk to your doctor before adding any supplements to your regimen. Now that that’s out of the way, let’s talk collagen supplements and why we love them!

Adding Collagen to your life

There are a number of ways to add more collagen to your diet, but some require a bit more effort than others. Naturally concentrated sources of collagen include foods like bone broth or gelatin, and it is possible to reap anti-aging health benefits by adding either one or both of these foods to your diet. That being said, consuming a large enough quantity of these foods often enough to see results is simply not feasible for the majority of people. Supplemental collagen peptides, on the other hand, offer all the benefits of a diet rich in collagen without having to drink your weight in bone broth! Across the board, studies have shown that adding supplemental collagen to one’s health routine brings a variety of benefits, including improving both the texture and firmness of the skin, improving blood flow to the skin, and even speeding up wound healing time. Of course, consumable isolated collagen peptides are still a relatively new invention, so choosing a product that is high quality and produced responsibly is important. Thankfully, we’re able to make it easy with quality products from Garden of Life.

These are the Garden of Life products we are featuring with special pricing this week:
Garden of Life Grass Fed Collagen Peptides, 280g Container, $13.99
Garden of Life Grass Fed Collagen Peptides, 560g Container, $25.99
Garden of Life Sport Creatine Monohydrate Plus Probiotics, 348g Container, $20.99
Garden of Life Sport Grass Fed Whey, Chocolate or Vanilla, 690g Container, $29.99

Garden of Life offers a multitude of Grass-Fed Collagen products to meet your specific needs. Their entire line is Non-GMO Tested and Certified, Keto Certified, Paleo Certified, and NSF Gluten Free. Whether it’s fortifying hair, skin and nails or supporting healthy joints and mobility, they have the clean, convenient answer in their collagen powders. Their specially formulated powders dissolve completely no matter how you use them. Stir a scoop of their flavorless formula into drinks like this Strawberry Coconut Collagen “Daiquiri”, or a PB and J Post Workout Smoothie, or use them to add a bump of richness and protein to other foods. Check out our recipes for Blueberry Protein Muffins, Chocolate Chip Protein PancakesCinnamon Maple Roasted Nut Mix, French Toast Cups, and even a Summer Veggie Dip!

Smoothie Time! 

Summer schedules and activities make smoothies a great option throughout the day. They’re portable, family-friendly and easy to modify to fit any dietary need or preference. Plus, they’re easy to prepare yourself!

Load them up with fresh fruits and vegetables found in our Produce Department, then add in some Garden of Life Collagen Peptides, Coconut Water or Alkaline Water for added bonuses. Whether you’re new to making your own smoothies, or an experienced pro, check out our list of great smoothie ingredients featured this week at Oliver’s Market:

Clover Sonoma Organic Non-Fat Greek Yogurt, 32 oz. Container, 5.99 LOCAL
Oliver’s Own Smoothies, Selected Varieties, 16-24 oz. Cup, $1 Off – From our Bakery
Essentia Alkaline Water, 1.5L Bottle, $1.99
Cascadian Farms Organic Frozen Fruit, Selected Varieties, 28-32 oz. Bag, $11.99
Blue Diamond Almond Breeze, 32 oz. Container, $1.99
C2O Coconut Water, 17.5 oz. Can, $1.49+CRV
Navel Oranges, Grown in Australia, $1.99/lb.
Gold Kiwis, Grown by Zespri in New Zealand, $1.29/ea.
Bunched Spinach, Grown in Salinas, CA, $1.29/ea.
Organic Lemons, Grown by Rainbow Valley Orchards in Southern California, 69¢/ea.
Organic Blueberries, Pint Container, Grown by Betterful in California, $3.99/ea.

Protein Power

For whatever health benefit you are seeking from collagen, Garden of Life has three formulations featured this week to serve your needs. Bounce your way into Oliver’s this week and try any one of these quality Garden of Life products at very special prices! Our Wellness team members are also standing by, ready to answer your questions and be of service.

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