Collagen is a protein that occurs naturally in the body. It plays a major role in maintaining tissue suppleness and elasticity. It's a beauty essential, key to maintaining a youthful appearance.
Why take collagen supplements?
Starting around the age of 20, the amount of collagen in your body starts to decline. You can replenish collagen through diet to some extent, but the effects of diet alone are limited. That's why collagen in drinks is attracting so much attention.
Readily dissolved in liquids, powdered Amino Collagen is designed to be consumed in drinks, making it easy to get all the collagen you need to build the foundations for beauty. The suggested daily dose is 5,000 mg.
Source: "Aging Mechanisms and Control" (IBC)
Prof. Shushichi Takshashi, partially revised.
What is the different?
Collagen that's ingested but not absorbed is completely wasted. Composed of 100% low-molecular fish collagen, Ami Colla is easily absorbed by the body. It's absorbed by the body at rates 1.5 times greater than pig-skin collagen.
Collagens aren't the same. Ami Colla is 100% fish collagen, broken down into molecular peptides for ready absorption by the body. At roughly 1/60 the molecular weight of regular collagen, Ami Colla is better absorbed by the body than regular collagen, due to its mass.
Carefully selected, high purity collagen.
After subjecting the raw ingredients to a rigorous process of selection, screening, and refinement, we apply a unique enzyme treatment to break down the fish collagen used in Amino Collagen into small molecules (collagen peptides). The transparency of the collagen attests to its purity.
Evolving into nearly odor-free collagen.
Meiji's unique new manufacturing process results in a new type of collagen with much lower levels of collagen's characteristic odor .
What are the ingredients of Meiji Amino Collagen?
Amino Collagen combines fish collagen with three carefully selected beauty ingredients.
Taking the four ingredients together maximizes the effectiveness of each ingredient in a way that can be seen and felt.
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