Hydrolyzed Collagen Plus Formula

SUPPLEMENT FACTS

Hydrolyzed Collagen Plus Formula
Revitalizes for glowing, youthful skin‡

DESCRIPTION

Hydrolyzed Collagen+is a unique powder formulation that revitalizes the skin for a glowing, youthful appearance. Collagen peptides with hyaluronic acid, HydroPeachTMCeramides, and collagen builderssupport healthy skin by promoting collagen production, moisture retention, and skin elasticity.‡

This product is water neutral, meaning that the powder can be mixed into a clear liquid at room temperature with no change in color, taste or odor. Fruit, herbs or other flavorings may be added to createa refreshing beverage.

INDICATIONS

•Enhances skin hydration and elasticity‡
•Supports healthy skin appearance‡

FUNCTIONS AND MECHANISM OF ACTION

The dermis,the inner layer of skin,is composed of collagen and elastin. During the natural aging process, the skin undergoes morphological, structural, and functional changes—including a reduction in collagen and elastin fibers—that promote the formation of lines and wrinkles. Hydrolyzed collagen consists of small peptides produced from native collagen, consisting mainly of Type I and III collagen.Due to its composition, hydrolyzed collagen has higher bioavailability and enhanced antioxidant capacity compared to native collagen. In clinical trials, individuals who supplemented with collagen hydrolysate showedimproved skin moisture retention and elasticity, which may support healthy aging skin.‡

Hyaluronic acid is a naturally occurring component in the human body. It is found at the interface of collagen and elastin fibers,where it assists in holding of the structure.In aged skin, the quantity of hyaluronic aciddecreases,which may affect collagen and elastin fibers and contribute to fine lines and wrinkles. Clinical studies show that supplementation with hyaluronic acid enhancesskin moisture and may diminish the appearance of wrinkles,while increasing epidermal ceramide levels. Hyaluronic acid supportsthe skin by promoting healthy turnover and renewal of keratinocytes, thus moderating the appearance of fine lines..‡

Intracellular lipids are important for maintaining skin barrier function. Ceramides account for 40% ofskinintracellular lipids; therefore,increasing ceramide levels may contribute to healthy skin. In clinical studies, individuals who supplemented with plant-derivedglucosylceramides hadenhanced levels of ceramides along with improved skin moisture retention and skin barrier function.This formula contains peach-derived glucosylceramides tosupporthealthy skinappearance,along with vitamin and mineral co-factors including vitamin C, copper and zinc,whichplay a role in collagen formation.‡

Ingredients

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‡This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.