Rejuvenates and revitalises skin cells hair and nails, smoothes out wrinkles, increases the skins youthful plumpness by assisting in replacing elasticity, and improving the skin’s firmness, which can contribute to slowing down the process of aging.

75% of human skin consists of collagen which contributes to the youthful appearance in young and healthy skin. In our late 20’s the ability of the body to produce collagen begins to decrease, most significantly in the skin. This is a factor leading to the decrease in skin elasticity and the formation of wrinkles. With the reduced ability of the body to produce collagen, this lessens the skins ability to retain nutrients and water, thus getting thinner and leading the skin to begin wrinkling. Independent research has shown significant improvements in skin health with increased moisture levels, plumpness, wrinkle reduction, and pore size after regular supplementation with collagen.

Reduces inflammation, rebuilds damaged cartilage, soothes joint discomfort, rebuilds damaged bone tissue, increases bone density and strength.

Collagen is extremely important to bone and joint health. Certain type of arthritis can cause cartilage in joints to lose its elasticity and eventually begin to wear away in the areas that see the most movement causing tendons and ligaments to stretch to fill in for the missing cartilage, causing pain and discomfort. If left untreated it could result in leaving the bones to rub against one another. One of the four basic substances of joint cartilage is collagen, and is a key component of building and strengthening cartilage and can also be found in the surrounding tendons. Collagen helps to rebuild the lost cartilage, reducing the pain and stiffness, increasing the mobility of the joints.

Supports muscle and skeletal repair, improves joint mobility and flexibility, as well as accelerating recovery time.

Collagen which is a naturally occurring substance normally accounting for 30% of the body’s protein, which assists the body to repair damaged tissue. Collagen supplementation leads to the reduction in the duration of the time taken to recover from injuries. Collagen is often referred to as the connective tissue protein that works like “scaffolding”, thus by strengthening the support structure of the body, which reduces the occurrence and re-occurrence of injuries.

The vast majority of collagen’s catalytic work is best conducted by the body at night during sleep. Sleep is not an interruption of activity but indeed another form of activity. It is indispensable for the recovery. Research proved that a large part of the essential metabolic work in the repair of the body takes place when we sleep.

Sleep is divided in several phases. Our body is recovering in phase 2 and 3 of our sleep but it works a lot more in the first phase called Alpha phase. So, it’s during the Alpha phase that our body has all its capacity to regenerate. In the alpha phase, our system searches for available amino acids and nutrients to transform them into essential elements for our body. The sleep cycle repeats itself several times over many hours.

The ability to convert collagen into bio-digestible elements takes place while we sleep. So, in order to develop muscles, tendons, ligaments and to rebuild and repair organs and skin, the body must go through a process of protein synthesis that happens precisely in Alpha phase.