Patented collagen blend claims to help you look younger in 8 weeks — with science to back
· New York PostCollagen has become a major buzzword in the wellness world, but not all of it is created the same.
With thousands of collagen pills and powders purporting all sorts of benefits, it’s difficult to know which supplements are actually backed by science and real customer testimonials.
One advanced collagen complex by Intelligent Health claims to stand out with a blend of clinically studied collagen peptides that could deliver more noticeable results.
The formula is said to deliver younger-looking skin in as little as eight weeks — and offers the science to back it up.
Intelligent Health’s blend combines four licensed, clinically researched collagen peptide types: Fortibone, Fortigel, UC-II and Verisol. Together, these specialized peptides are meant to provide broader nutritional support for skin, joints, bones, cartilage and other connective tissues.
In a 2014 double-blind clinical trial with women between the ages of 45 and 65, it was discovered that those who took 2.5 grams of Verisol daily experienced a statistically significant reduction in wrinkle volume in just 4 weeks, with up to a 49.9% reduction after 8 weeks.
Many reviewers have also said the formula delivers visible improvements in their skin, hair, nails and joints, with some calling it one of the “best value” collagen supplements they’ve ever tried.
The Intelligent Health Patented Bioactive Collagen Peptides Powder
The Intelligent Health collagen powder is made with pasture-raised bovine collagen and contains no added sugar or fillers. According to the brand, it’s hydrolyzed — or chemically broken down — for easier mixing and improved absorption.
“I didn’t expect to love this collagen, but here we are. It mixes like a dream. No weird lumps or mystery floaties, and it’s truly unflavored,” one user shared.
Besides the ease of use, the visible benefits are also hard to beat.
“I’ve been adding it to my morning coffee and pretending I’m aging in reverse. Skin’s looking glowier, nails aren’t snapping off, and my joints are cracking slightly less like bubble wrap.”
As with any supplement, be sure to consult your physician before use.
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