KOLLAGEN ORANGE

Kiros Kollagen contains a combination of ingredients scientifically selected to work in synergy:

• Hydrolyzed porcine collagen (10 g) titrated to 10% hydroxyproline (1 g): A highly bioavailable source of collagen that provides the building blocks needed to regenerate endogenous collagen in the body.
• Vitamin C (1 g): Essential for collagen synthesis and a powerful antioxidant, it helps protect skin and connective tissues from free radical damage.
• Equisetum arvense (1 g), titplatop in organic silicon: Promotes collagen synthesis and improves skin elasticity and joint health.
• MSM (Methylsulfonylmethane, 500 mg): A sulfur-rich compound that helps keep collagen elastic and fights inflammation.
• Maritime Pine Extract (60 mg, titrated to 95% OPC): A potent antioxidant that inhibits metalloproteinases, enzymes responsible for collagen breakdown, helping to keep connective tissues intact.
• Vitamona E (50 mg)

Kiros Kollagen is a comprehensive formula that includes hydrolyzed porcine collagen, an important structural protein, and key ingredients that enhance its effectiveness:

• Stimulates collagen production: Thanks to vitamins and amino acids, it helps the body synthesize new collagen.
• Improves skin elasticity: Fights signs of skin aging such as wrinkles and loss of tone.
• Supports joints and bones: Collagen helps maintain healthy joints and strengthen bones.
• Promotes muscle recovery: Great for those who play sports, it helps to recover faster and protect joints from stress and intense exertion.

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• More elastic and youthful skin: Reduces wrinkles and signs of aging by improving skin elasticity and hydration.
• Joint health: Helps protect joints, reduce joint pain and promote muscle recovery.
• Bone strengthening: Helps maintain bone mineral density and prevent osteoporosis.
• Stronger hair and nails: Promotes the growth of healthier and stronger hair and nails.
• General well-being: Comprehensive support for the body, promoting cardiovascular health and intestinal well-being.

• Comprehensive and synergistic formula: By combining hydrolyzed porcine collagen, vitamins, silicon, MSM, and plant extracts, Kiros Kollagen offers unique and comprehensive support for healthy skin, bones, joints, and muscles.
• High bioavailability: Hydrolyzed porcine collagen has a bioavailability of 95% within 12 hours after ingestion, ensuring effective assimilation in the body.
• Natural and safe ingredients: We select only high-quality ingredients to ensure visible and long-lasting results without side effects.
• Muscle recovery support: Ideal for athletes and those engaged in strenuous physical activity, Kiros Kollagen helps recover and protect joints.

• Collagen and Cellulite. Clinical studies showed that collagen supplementation for six months significantly reduced cellulite and improved skin density, especially in the thighs. The treatment resulted in firmer and smoother skin and reduced skin undulation. This effect was also found in overweight women.
• Collagen and Bone Mineral Density Another study showed that collagen supplementation increased bone mineral density in postmenopausal women, reducing the risk of osteoporosis. Supplementation stimulated bone formation, with improved bone markers and reduced bone degradation.
• Collagen and Sport A resistance training program supplemented with collagen showed an increase in muscle mass and strength, with a reduction in fat mass. The amino acid composition of collagen, rich in arginine and glycine, improved creatine synthesis, which is critical for increasing muscle strength and promoting post-workout recovery.
• Inhibition of Metalloproteinases. Collagen is subject to degradation by metalloproteinases, enzymes that break its long chains. Maritime pine extract, contained in Kiros Kollagen, has demonstrated inhibitory action on these enzymes, helping to maintain the integrity of collagen and preserve the elasticity of connective tissues.

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