Collagen
Holding you together

To some degree, we’re all on a quest for eternal youth. No one wants wrinkles, dry and sagging skin or aching joints. The signs of ageing can be slowed down, but first, we need to understand why they occur.
Collagen is a fibrous type of protein. In combination with elastin, it connects and supports other bodily tissues, such as skin, bone, tendons, muscles, and cartilage. It also supports the internal organs and is even present in teeth.
There are more than 25 types of collagens that naturally occur in the body. It makes up about 25 percent of the total amount of proteins in the body.
Often, collagen is discussed in relation to the skin. It works with elastin and keratin to provide the skin with strength, flexibility, and resilience.
As people age, collagen degradation occurs at an estimated rate of 1.5% per annum, eventually resulting in wrinkles.
It is, therefore, an important supplement for those looking for ways to rejuvenate and revitalise skin cells and slow the visible effects of ageing on the skin.
In addition to being so important in the body, collagen also has many medical uses. It is used in some cosmetic surgery procedures and treating and managing serious burns. For this purpose, it is used in creating man-made skin substitutes.

Rejuvenate and revitalise skin cells.
Smooth wrinkles and improve skin elasticity & firmness.
Improve the appearance of cellulite.
Soothe joint discomfort and aid mobility.
Promote the re-growth of cartilage.
Support muscle tissue recovery.
Helps regulate sleep patterns.

COLLAGEN COMPLEX
For sustainable mobility healthy bones, cartilage, skin, hair & nails.
Proteins
Bioactive Collagen Peptides - Clinically proven to be nutritionally beneficial for healthy growth and repair of cartilage, skin, hair & nails.               
CO-FACTORS TO SUPPORT THE FORMATION AND USE OF COLLAGEN IN YOUR BODY.
Fibres
Inulin - Significantly improves the absorption of calcium.    
Minerals
Calcium – Calcium and Collagen, the dynamic duo, work together to strengthen and support most organs in the body, including bones, ligaments, cartilage, tendons, skin, teeth, hair, nails eyes etc.
Magnesium - Cofactor in many body processes including energy function and cell replication, growth, repair and maintenance.
Zinc gluconate - Zinc accompanies calcium in the mineralisation of bone.
Manganese - Cofactor for enzymes for energy production and health of joints.
Copper - Cofactor for many enzymes for various functions including the formation of healthy bones and joints.

Selenium - Maintains healthy bones, cartilage, skin, hair, nails, eyes, liver and heart. Acts as an anti-inflammatory agent.
MSM – Methylsulfonylmethane – assists with pain relief.
Vitamins                        
Vitamin B2 - acts as coenzyme flavin mononucleotide (FMN) and flavin dinucleotide (FDN) in converting protein and to repair and maintain body tissues.
Vitamin B6 - Acts as the coenzyme form Pyridoxal-5-phosphate in amino acid metabolism.
Vitamin C - Supports Collagen and Calcium in maintaining healthy bones, cartilage, skin, teeth and blood system.
Vitamin D - Promotes the absorption of calcium and phosphate.    
Vitamin K - Controls blood clotting and is an important adjunct to vitamin D in helping to maintain strong bones, the flexibility of connective tissue and other bodily functions.
Multyenzymes - Assists with digestion and absorption.        
Bioperine – Significantly improves absorption.