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The most effective way to take collagen is NOT what you’d expect… #drberg #healt

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The claim that collagen lotions and creams are ineffective is supported, as collagen is not well absorbed through the skin. However, the suggestion that collagen supplements with added vitamin C and biotin provide full body benefits is overstated, as evidence for biotin's effectiveness is weak and vitamin C's role is more specific.

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Collagen PeptidesSupported

Collagen lotions and creams are not effective because collagen does not penetrate the skin.

Collagen is not effectively absorbed through the skin, so topical applications are unlikely to provide benefits.

Collagen PeptidesOverstated

Consuming collagen with vitamin C and biotin provides full body benefits.

While collagen can support joint health, the evidence for biotin's benefits is weak, and vitamin C's benefits are more specific to immune support.

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What's the most effective way to take collagen? Pills, powders, or lotions? What you have to realize is that collagen does not penetrate the skin if you're using it from the outside in. These lotions and creams are not doing anything. I'm sorry to break the news. It's not getting absorbed. You either need to consume it with food or take it in a powder. The body will direct collagen to what it needs, whether it's tendons, ligaments, arteries, skin, eyes, or even in your muscles. Of course, I'm not biased by my own collagen, but get a collagen that has all of the different types with added vitamin C and biotin so you can get the full benefits of collagen throughout the entire body. Personally, I use one scoop of this in my coffee every single morning.
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The most effective way to take collagen is NOT what you’d expect… #drberg #health #collagen #skin