Dr. Sophie's collagen 101
Show notes
Dr Sophie and Fiona discuss:
• Collagen – a simple explainer • The different types of collagen • The real impact of collagen loss • How stress impacts collagen production (see links below) • What type of collagen should we use? • Dosage information and guidance • Brand recommendations • Hydrolysed collagen • Sources • Is vegan collagen a thing? • The role of vitamin C • Injectables • Other recommendations • Collagen banking • What you can do in-clinic • How long before you'll start seeing results? • When to take collagen • Can pregnant women take it? • Men and collagen • Face creams
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Dr Sophie and Fiona mention a few brands, ideas, studies and individuals – all the links are here:
An independent study from 2019 that found collagen supplements do show promise in terms of improving skin elasticity and dermal collagen density > https://jddonline.com/articles/dermatology/S1545961619P0009X
More from Dr Sophie on collagen > https://www.getthegloss.com/beauty/collagen-supplements-how-to-know-your-collagen-burn-rate
Dr Sophie’s recommendations:
https://evernutri.com/products/evercol
https://www.absolutecollagen.com/
https://www.altrient.com/liposomal-vitamin-c
This is the collagen that’s only available through nutritionists (with a type 2) https://evernutri.com/products/omnicol%E2%84%A21-10-hydrolysed-collagen TO BUY, PLEASE USE THIS CODE: SophieSREvernutri
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