Marine collagen

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Collagen is a natural protein that maintains skin firmness and plays an essential role in the body’s regeneration, bone formation, and cartilage composition (67%). Since it is not obtained through diet, the body must produce it on its own; however, production decreases with age (starting at age 40) and due to stress, physical exertion, pollution, or tobacco and alcohol use, which ultimately affects the joints. Vitamin C and manganese contribute to its formation as well as to the maintenance of bones and connective tissues. Marine collagen, meanwhile, is obtained through enzymatic hydrolysis from the skin of saltwater fish.

Ingredients: hydrolyzed fish collagen, marine-derived coating (fish gelatin), vitamin C (acerola berry juice concentrate, Malpighia punicifolia)

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