Zooki® Marine Liquid Collagen Sachets | Hydrolysed Marine Collagen Peptides | Support Skin, Hair, Nails, Joints & Muscles | (Citrus Lime, 14 Servings)

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Those who are susceptible to sports injuries like cruciate ligament ruptures, shoulder dislocation and ACL ruptures often have variations in their type 1 collagen genes, producing a weaker type 1 collagen.

When you’re a youngster, your body synthesises all the collagen it needs from the amino acids in food like fish, meat, and protein-rich plant sources such as seeds. But your levels start to drop from the age of 25. “By the time you hit 45, your natural collagen levels have fallen by as much as 30%,” says dermatologist Dr Nyla Raja. “By 60, most women have lost 80% of their collagen levels. So it’s important that we seek it from external sources, such as collagen supplements.” We create delicious tasting nutrients that you can look forward to taking and actually feel the benefits of.Collagen Zooki works its magic by providing your body with an optimal dose of hydrolysed marine collagen peptides. As the primary structural protein in your skin, tendons, bones, and ligaments, collagen serves as a vital scaffolding, ensuring your skin remains supple and your muscles and bones stay strong. Natural lipids’ refer to the layer of essential phospholipids that surround the nutrients in all Zooki products. Zooki wrap nutrients in the very same lipids that are found in the walls of your cells. These bodyguards form protective shields around the nutrients which deliver them directly into your system. This supplement does more than just build collagen too. It contains a blend of antioxidant-rich superfoods proven to smooth fine lines and improve skin texture. The delicious blend contains organic ingredients such as camu camu, raspberry, pink dragon fruit, sunflower seed, strawberry, carrot, baobab beetroot and inulin powders. The powder can be added to water, plant milk or smoothies. Meanwhile, Logan recommends opting for type 1. “Type 1 collagen makes up 90 per cent of the collagen in the body, so it is certainly the one we should try and focus on the most – especially when looking to support the skin. Type 1 collagen is concentrated around the skin, bones, tendons and ligaments, helping to provide structure and strength.” Which collagen is best for anti-ageing?

By the end of menopause, or our late 50s, women will have lost over two thirds of the ability to produce collagen that they had at 20 years old. Which is one of the main reasons why skin wrinkles and sag, tendons and ligaments become less elastic, bones weaken and the joints stiffen up. The amino acids that make up collagen, called glycine and proline, are essential for muscle growth and maintenance. Not only do they build muscle cell structure, but they also support the connective tissue between the muscles and bones in the joints. Collagen is a protein found in our bodies and is a major component of connective tissues like skin, tendons, ligaments, and bones. It provides structural support and helps maintain the elasticity and strength of these tissues. At Zooki, we understand that all nutrients are unique and we formulate accordingly. We started 6 years ago with our pioneering Omega 3 Zooki, and now have a range that covers 8 different nutrients. Each one utilising a unique approach, tailored to the nutrient in question. Collagen Zooki is great tasting, and can be enjoyed straight from the sachet or added to water, smoothies, yoghurt, granola and more. However, we recommend you do not add to hot food or drinks, or freeze the sachets. This can affect the stability of the lipid emulsion.Zooki marine collagen comes from organically sourced, North Atlantic cod and each sachet contains a whopping 5,000 mg of hydrolysed, highly absorbable (and great tasting) collagen along with vitamins C and E. These are antioxidants that support the body’s own natural production of collagen as well as fighting off the free radicals that can speed up its’ destruction. How long does it take to see results with collagen supplements?

Vitamin B12 is predominantly found in animal-based foods such as meat, poultry, fish, eggs, and dairy products. Some examples of B12-rich foods include: In short, it keeps your skin looking young. “In the skin, collagen bonds with elastin and acts as an underlying structure,” explains Dr Nyla Raja. “It’s part of the extracellular matrix that determines the physical properties of body tissues. In other words, how we see the skin.”Typically speaking, collagen supplements take a minimum of three months to work, which is approximately two complete skin cycles. “This ensures the new cells coming up to the surface are of the highest quality, please note, in some cases this will take longer as the body uses collagen in many other areas, not just the skin,” says Ghatora. When should I take collagen, in the morning or at night? In a world where authenticity is often sacrificed for flashy marketing, Zooki stands out as a beacon of reliability. My decision to buy from them has proven to be a wise investment in a product that I believe works and a company that genuinely cares about its customers. If you're tired of empty promises, Zooki is the brand to trust. Evening is the ideal time as your body goes through a cell rejuvenation and regeneration process while you sleep,” says Ghatora. “Consistency is key with this type of supplement,” adds Logan. “So if you find it easiest to take it in your smoothie in the morning, that's the best time, conversely, if you find it easiest to remember to take it in the evening, in your hot chocolate, then that’s the best time. The best results are seen with consistent long-term use. Should you add collagen to your coffee? Zooki wrap collagen in natural lipids using only 100% natural ingredients; they don't use alcohol solvents, such as ethanol, that are typically found in liquid supplements. They then hydrolyse it into individual collagen peptides that are easier for your body to absorb and transport around the body. This means less heavy-lifting for your system when it comes to digesting and utilising the collagen peptides.