Collagen Nutrition Information
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Overview
As you age, your body produces less Collagen. Supplementation can help replenish and support the body’s natural Collagen production. Collagen helps maintain your skin’s elasticity and firmness, supports joint flexibility, promotes muscle growth, and enhances post-workout recovery.
Our Collagen is a combination of type I & type II Collagen. Type I Collagen is most prevalent in the human body and type II provides the most benefit to joint health. The recommended daily intake of Collagen varies based on individual needs and health goals.
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Features
Collagen is the most abundant protein in our body, found in skin, bones, muscles, tendons, and other connective tissues. -
Features
The main amino acids that make Collagen are proline, glycine, and hydroxyproline. -
Features
There are at least 28 different types of Collagens, but types I, II, & III are the most abundant and widely researched.
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Skin health
Collagen helps maintain the skin’s moisture levels, supporting its elasticity and firmness. Joint function: Collagen supports the cartilage that cushions joints, reducing friction and improving joint flexibility. -
Bone health
Collagen is a crucial component of bone structure, contributing to bone strength and density. It may help support bone health and reduce the risk of age-related bone loss. -
Muscle recovery
Collagen contains essential amino acids, including glycine and proline, which play a role in muscle repair and growth. -
Hair & Nails
Collagen supports the health of hair and nails, promoting growth and strength.