Collagen is the most abundant protein in the human body, which gives structure, firmness and elasticity to the skin, bones, joints and hair.

Collagen is a structural protein that represents about 30% of all proteins in the body.

It is found in the skin, bones, tendons, cartilage, teeth and hair – wherever firmness and elasticity are needed.

There are several types of collagen (the most common are type I, II and III):Type I: skin, bones, tendons, teethType II: cartilage, jointsType III: skin, blood vessels, internal organs

With aging, the natural production of collagen decreases - after the age of 25 it begins to decline, which leads to wrinkles, less elasticity of the skin and brittle hair.

That is why collagen is often used in cosmetics and nutritional supplements, as studies confirm its role in improving the appearance of the skin and hair health.

• Improving skin elasticity and firmness – oral consumption of collagen peptides increases skin elasticity and reduces the depth of wrinkles (1)(2).
[[t166]Reduction of wrinkles and fine lines – 56 days consumption of collagen reduced the depth of wrinkles by 48% and fine lines by 39% in a clinical study (1). (2) After 3 months of regular consumption of collagen, smoother and more radiant skin was observed (1)(2).

• Reduction of hair loss – consuming collagen reduced hair loss by 28% after 56 days (1).
[[t125]Strengthening hair structure – collagen peptides stimulate synthesis keratin and improve the mechanical resistance of hair (2)(3).
• Promoting hair growth – collagen peptides promote the proliferation of dermal papilla cells and activate AKT/ERK signaling pathways, which promotes hair growth (3).
[[t454]Improved smoothness and shine – oral collagen improves the hair cuticle, leading to smoother, shinier hair (2)(3).

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