Watermelon Flavoured Collagen + Hyaluronic Acid + Vitamin C is a combination of pure collagen protein with natural Watermelon flavour, hyaluronic acid and vitamin C for maximum effect and perfect absorption. One serving is up to 10,000 mg of collagen, a very high dose for the best results. Flavored collagen can be mixed with water or added to juice, smoothies, porridge, rice porridge or shakes.
Flavored collagen contains no artificial colors or preservatives.
What is KOLAGEN?
Collagen is one of the main components of connective tissue. Its main function is to connect cells to each other, which is why it is the building material of most organs: skin, bones, joints, teeth, blood vessels and the corneas of the eyes. But its role does not end there. Collagen protects internal organs such as the kidneys, stomach and liver, forming a protective layer around them. In addition, it plays an indispensable defensive role in the immune system and prevents the interference of microorganisms and toxins.
Why do we need Collagen?
- For quality, thick and unbreakable hair
- Gives the skin a youthful appearance and tightens it
- Reduces the appearance of cellulite and stretch marks
- Shapes bone structure
- Significantly improves the quality of nails
- Increases protection of cartilage, ligaments, tendons and joints
- Ensures tissue elasticity
- Adds elasticity to the skin
- Smoothes and tightens wrinkles
Moreover, it is collagen that makes the skin supple and soft. It makes up to 60% of all skin proteins and therefore has a decisive influence on the appearance of our skin.
The best catalyst for collagen synthesis!
Why should you supplement collagen?
- The regenerative capacity of collagen decreases with age
- Collagen is a structural protein that forms in special cells called fibroblasts in the dermis layer. Fibroblasts also produce other structural elements such as elastin and hyaluronic acid.
- Both the formation and breakdown of collagen take place in the dermis. Enzymes are responsible for the breakdown, while collagen repairs and replaces damaged cells or builds new cellular structures during our lifetime.
- As the years pass, the enzymes responsible for collagen breakdown become more active and the actual production of collagen by fibroblasts decreases. As a result, skin at age 80 shows four times more damaged collagen than skin at age 21-30.
The best catalyst for collagen synthesis
Vitamin C is essential for collagen synthesis at every stage of its production. In addition, researchers suggest that the decline in the amount of collagen produced with age can be halted with vitamin C. It is considered one of the most effective ways to stimulate collagen production. You just need to provide the right amount of it. Studies have also shown that the long-term effect of vitamin C on connective tissue cells can increase collagen synthesis by up to eight times. Vitamin C also affects elastin biosynthesis. Studies have shown that vitamin C can inhibit elastin synthesis by fibroblasts. What does this mean in practice? It helps to limit the accumulation of elastin, which is characteristic of aging skin under the influence of sunlight.
Vitamin C contributes to the normal production of collagen for normal function of blood vessels, bones, cartilage, gums, skin, teeth, and also contributes to normal: energy metabolism, nervous system and mental function, as well as contributing to normal immune system function, protecting cells from oxidative stress, reducing the rate of fatigue and exhaustion, regenerating the reduced form of vitamin E, and increasing iron absorption.
Vitamin C is a dietary supplement that supports many key life functions. It is called the "power of immunity" because it helps in the proper functioning of the immune system. In addition, it helps to reduce fatigue, so it is recommended to take it immediately after intense physical training as well as after mental exertion. Vitamin C supports the production of collagen to ensure the proper functioning of skin, bones, teeth and gums.
Vitamin C - Powerful anti-aging tool - Enemy of free radicals
The skin type defined as "normal" contains a high concentration of vitamin C and this is the starting point we should always strive for. Supplying the body with the right mnVitamin C intake is essential for the proper functioning of the skin - the largest organ in our body. It is vitamin C that supports the basic functions of the skin, i.e. the stimulation of collagen synthesis and protection against negative environmental influences such as UV radiation or pollution. Since the skin acts as our protective barrier, supporting it in fulfilling its function should be part of our daily routine.
A lack of vitamin C in our body manifests itself in rough skin, bleeding gums or long-healing wounds, among other things. We already know this from biology lessons, but studies have shown, among other things, that reduced vitamin C levels are also present in skin with visible signs of aging and in skin that has been affected by photoaging, i.e. the negative effects of sunlight. Although the reasons for this have not been investigated, it is thought that reduced vitamin C levels contribute to the progression of skin ageing. Vitamin C is known to be a powerful antioxidant, i.e. it helps our bodies fight free radicals, which are known to contribute to premature skin aging.
Research shows that when used properly, sunscreen blocks only 55% of the free radicals generated by UVA radiation, which is thought to be one of the main contributing factors to skin aging.
Hyaluronic acid is naturally present in the human body, where it is mainly found in the skin, connective tissues and eyes. Its main function is to retain and gradually release water to keep the skin, tissues hydrated and joints moving smoothly. The human body is capable of producing hyaluronic acid, but as we age, its production is reduced. Therefore, it is recommended to start supplying it to the body around the age of 25.
Method of preparation: pour 10g into a cup and dissolve in 150-200 ml of water, juice or cocktail. Do not exceed the recommended daily dose.
Ingredients: pork collagen hydrolysate (92.42%), L-ascorbic acid, hyaluronic acid, natural flavour - watermelon, acidity regulator - citric acid, sweetener - sucralose
Warning: food supplement. It has no approved medicinal properties and is not a medicinal product. Not suitable for children, pregnant or breastfeeding women. Not intended as a substitute for a varied diet. Not suitable for persons hypersensitive to any of the ingredients in the product. Do not exceed the maximum daily dose. Remember that a healthy lifestyle and a balanced diet ensure proper functioning of the body and good health.
Store out of reach of children. Protect from sunlight, moisture and temperatures above 25°C during storage and transport. °C. Once opened, store in a dry place and use within 6 months. Never use a product with an expired expiry date.
