Can everyone take collagen?
We hear this question a lot.
Let's start with saying collagen is food. We think it's so vitally important to health that the FDA should make it its own food group and require a recommended dietary allowance (for the record, there's no collagen RDA -- yet)
So can anybody and everybody take collagen supplements? The short answer is YES, nearly everyone can take collagen at any age! If you're on the fence and need some convincing, here are 6 reasons why you should take collagen supplements.
Learn more about the benefits of Collagen for Adults, Athletes, CrossFitters, Kids/Teenagers, Seniors, and even Businesses who want to buy Collagen at Wholesale for their gyms, chiropractor practice, coffee shops, restaurants, salons/spas, and physical rehabilitation centers.
More on the Benefits of Collagen
Adults
If you’re between the ages of 25-30, guess what? Your body has unfortunately reached the pinnacle of its collagen manufacturing and has nowhere to go except down.
Athletes
What is the one thing every athlete needs to succeed? HEALTH. Collagen helps strengthen the immune system & restore overall strength and flexibility in aging joints.
CrossFitters
Collagen helps create stronger skin and aids in faster wound healing (hello pull-ups) and restore overall strength and flexibility in aging joints by lowering total inflammation.
Kids & Teenagers
Most kids don't have access to collagen-rich foods nor comfortable eating large amounts of animal protein (e.g. bone broth). This is where collagen supplementation helps.
Seniors
Retirement. These are the glory days. But what if they're full of knee replacements, arthritis, & broken bones? Collagan supplementation helps Seniors take back their life.
Wholesale
We partner with gyms, chiropractors, coffee shops, restaurants, salons, physical rehab centers, and any business where the benefits of collagen will help their customers.
What about pets?
Yep! Collagen can even help dogs and cats. That's why were created a special blend of our multi collagen for dogs.
