Collagen

Healthy skin, strong hair and nails

KOLAGEN ACTIV PLUS is a dietary supplement containing easily assimilable collagen – one of the most frequent proteins in human body. Collagen has a function of a specific viscous substance cementing cellular elements, thus facilitating formation of tissues and organs. This way it helps keep many important structures of our body, such as tendons, bones, skin, hair and nails, healthy.

Is our body at risk of collagen deficiency?

Collagen proteins are destroyed through our whole life as a result of various environmental factors and the aging process. At a young age, this component is promptly regenerated but as years go by the process is more and more disrupted. This leads to various degenerative changes. The collagen loss process can be slowed down to a considerable degree, stopped or in many cases also reversed by supplying this important substance from outside – through oral supplementation.

Does collagen supply rejuvenate your skin?

As early as at the end of the third decade of our lives the collagen regeneration process becomes less smooth. Symptoms include increasingly loose and dry skin, formation of wrinkles and cellulite. Collagen supplementation reverses this process, leaving skin firm and moisturised, as well as delicate and rejuvenated.

How does collagen participate in bone formation?

Osseous tissue contains a network of collagen fibres with suspended bone-building mineral components. It is due to the presence of collagen that bones are resistant to mechanical stimuli, which makes them less prone to injuries and fractures. The collagen loss progressing with age can accelerate the bone mass loss.

Why is KOLAGEN ACTIV PLUS recommended to athletes?

Collagen protein favourably affects general regeneration of the hearing system, it strengthens overexerted tendons, muscles and joints. Collagen is recommended not only to professional athletes but also to all enthusiasts of active life style, to people who perform increased physical activity and those who participate in motor-related rehabilitation.