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Colágeno en polvo con 10.000 mcg de biotina, queratina hidrolizada, vitamina B6, vitamina C, vitamina D3, ácido hialurónico, niacina y ácido pantoténico todo en uno.
5 tipos de péptidos de colágeno, incluidos los tipos 1, 2, 3, 5 y 10, de 5 fuentes alimenticias para una calidad refinada. Este suplemento de colágeno también ofrece 18 aminoácidos y cero carbohidratos.
Este polvo de colágeno sin sabor está diseñado tanto para mujeres como para hombres y viene con un suministro para 1 mes. Fácil de mezclar en cualquier café, té, batidos, batidos de proteínas y bebidas frías o calientes.
Fabricado en los EE. UU. en una instalación certificada por cGMP. Sin OGM, lácteos, soja y sin gluten. Apto para ceto y paleo.
Esta fórmula no contiene mariscos, saborizantes, colorantes, edulcorantes, aceites ni conservantes artificiales. Esta fórmula también existe en formato stick pack .

Información nutricional

Ingredientes

Vitamina C (como ácido ascórbico), vitamina D3 (como colecalciferol), niacina (como niacinamida), vitamina B6 (como piridoxal-5'-fosfato), biotina, ácido pantoténico (como D-pantotenato de calcio), complejo multicolágeno: Péptidos de colágeno bovino hidrolizado alimentados con pasto (sin EEB), caldo de huesos de pollo orgánico, caldo de huesos de res orgánico (sin EEB), péptidos de colágeno de pescado hidrolizado capturados en el medio silvestre, colágeno de membrana de cáscara de huevo, queratina hidrolizada, ácido hialurónico (como hialuronato de sodio) .

Perfil de aminoácidos (miligramos promedio por porción): Alanina 867 mg, Arginina 737 mg, Ácido aspártico 558 mg, Ácido glutámico 979 mg, Glicina 2334 mg, Histidina 73 mg, Hidroxilisina 85 mg, Hidroxiprolina 1134 mg, Isoleucina 149 mg, Leucina 285 mg, Lisina 358 mg, Metionina 86 mg, Fenilalanina 189 mg, Prolina 1354 mg, Serina 325 mg, Treonina 177 mg, Tirosina 50 mg, Valina 220 mg. Miligramos promedio por porción de origen natural; los valores absolutos pueden variar. Contiene 8 de 9 aminoácidos esenciales. No es una fuente importante de proteínas. La proteína de colágeno no cuenta para el porcentaje de valor diario de proteína recomendado por la FDA porque carece de un aminoácido esencial: el triptófano. Empaquetado por peso, no por volumen. Puede ocurrir asentamiento.

Uso sugerido

Los adultos mezclan 1 cucharada diaria de polvo Codeage Multi Collagen Platinum Edition con 8 onzas de su bebida, café, batidos y delicias horneadas favoritas para mejorar su dieta. No exceda la dosis recomendada.

PRECAUCIÓN: No exceda la dosis recomendada. Tenga cuidado si tiene alergias o sensibilidades a alguno de los ingredientes enumerados. Las madres embarazadas o lactantes y las personas con una afección médica conocida deben consultar a un médico antes de usar este o cualquier suplemento dietético. Utilizar sólo según las indicaciones. Algunas personas pueden experimentar una ligera intolerancia a los productos marinos o bovinos. Si experimenta molestias gastrointestinales (incluyendo hinchazón, calambres, diarrea u otros trastornos digestivos) u otra sensibilidad, deje de tomar el producto inmediatamente. Algunas personas son alérgicas a la carne bovina (carne de res) o al pescado. Si está embarazada, amamantando o tiene una condición médica, consulte con su médico antes de usarlo. Si tiene alguna pregunta sobre el consumo de este suplemento dietético, consulte con su profesional de la salud antes de usarlo. Si usa medicamentos recetados o de venta libre, desconoce su condición médica actual o tiene una condición médica preexistente, consulte con su profesional de la salud antes de usarlos. Suspenda su uso inmediatamente si experimenta algún síntoma o reacción adversa mientras toma este producto. Suspenda su uso 2 semanas antes de la cirugía. No lo use si se desconoce su estado de salud. No lo utilice si el sello de seguridad está dañado o falta. Mantener fuera del alcance de los niños y las mascotas. Conservar en un lugar fresco y seco, alejado de la humedad del calor. La biotina se puede obtener en cantidades adecuadas o adicionales únicamente a través de los alimentos y la dieta habitual. Utilice este producto únicamente como complemento alimenticio. No utilice para la reducción de peso.

Referencias

Biotin: an essential B vitamin involved in a number of specific biological reactions responsible for the metabolism of fats, glucose and amino acids

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Vitamin C: antioxidant support, collagen synthesis, skin & hair health

One of vitamin C’s essential functions is to serve as an antioxidant, protecting the body from excessive oxidation. Vitamin C plays a pivotal role in the regeneration of vitamin E, another important antioxidant.

Vitamin C. Health Professional Fact Sheet. NIH. https://ods.od.nih.gov/factsheets/VitaminC-HealthProfessional/

Vitamin C is required to support synthesis of collagen in the body. Collagen is the major component of the body’s connective tissue.

Vitamin C. Health Professional Fact Sheet. NIH. https://ods.od.nih.gov/factsheets/VitaminC-HealthProfessional/

Vitamin C supports skin health in two ways: as an antioxidant and as a required cofactor for production of collagen in the body. References for these roles are provided above.

Skin dermal and epidermal layers contain relatively high amounts of vitamin C. Age and UV exposure can reduce tissue levels.

Skin Health. Linus Pauling Institute. Oregon State University. https://lpi.oregonstate.edu/mic/health-disease/skin-health/vitamin-C

Vitamin D, from diet and production within the skin, play a vital role in skin health. More specifically, vitamin D in skin plays a critical role in regulating the proliferation and differentiation of keratinocytes, the cells responsible for producing the structural protein keratin. This process ensures normal cell growth and maintains the skin barrier. Vitamin D has also been shown to be involved in maintaining the growth cycle of mature hair follicles.

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Vitamin B6: essential in the metabolism of protein, fat, carbohydrates

Vitamin B6 is found in 6 forms all of which can be utilized. Vitamin B6 in coenzyme forms performs a wide variety of functions in the body, with involvement in more than 100 enzyme reactions, primarily concerned with protein metabolism. Both PLP and PMP are involved in amino acid metabolism, and PLP is also involved in the metabolism of one-carbon units, carbohydrates, and lipids

Vitamin B6. Health Professional Fact Sheet. NIH. https://ods.od.nih.gov/factsheets/vitaminb6-healthprofessional/

Pantothenic acid: essential in fatty acid metabolism

The primary functions of Pantothenic acid involve the synthesis of coenzyme A (CoA) and acyl carrier protein, both of which are involved in the metabolism of fatty acids.

Pantothenic acid. Health Professional Fact Sheet. NIH. https://ods.od.nih.gov/factsheets/PantothenicAcid-HealthProfessional/

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Keratin is a major structural protein in hair and nails.

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HA supports joint lubrication. Several human studies in persons who are healthy as well as those with osteoarthritis, experienced reduction in knee pain following ingestion of oral HA. Various daily doses were studied (80 mg-630 mg) and all showed benefit. (The complex molecule hyaluronan is found in the joint space where if lubricates and cushions joints.)

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HA supports skin hydration. Hyaluronic acid is a building block of hyaluronan, a complex molecule found in the extracellular matrix of tissues such as skin, eye and joints. It plays a role in lubrication of joints and is important in maintaining skin moisture.

Oral supplementation with HA has been shown in at least 6 human studies to improve skin moisture content. These studies have been reviewed by Kawada et al. Studies examined a range of doses (37.5 mg HA per day to 240 mg HA per day-3 studies at 120 mg HA per day). The consumption period ranged from 4 to 12 weeks, with all time periods showing benefit.

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