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Yes it is perfectly fine to consume the recommended daily serving of both the Beauty Boost Vegan Collagen Blend and our Vegan Collagen Protein Bars. Both the Beauty Boost and the Vegan Collagen Bars compliment one another helping to boost your body’s natural collagen production, and support skin hydration, revitalising your skin, hair and nails.

You may start seeing results in as little as 4 weeks after starting to consume vegan collagen, with skin care benefits often showing the fastest visible results, however everyone is different, and there are other contributing factors that may impact your own collagen reproduction levels, such as age, weight and lifestyle. We would suggest for the greatest chance of seeing visible results to take collagen for 8 weeks. if you continue to consume collagen daily for up to one year it can even help with bone density support, joint health support, tendon support as well as hair and nail support How Long Does It Take For Collagen To Work? | mindbodygreen

The average recommended consumption of collagen is between 2.5g to 15g per day, so if you are wanting to consume collagen to help with the appearance of wrinkles we would suggest having at least 5g per day. We would also suggest that you have vegan collagen, as it mirrors the amino acid structure of human type 1 collagen so you can cut out the middleman and give your body the building blocks it needs to create its own healthy levels of collagen.

If you are looking for collagen for its anti aging benefits then the best type of collagen is type 1 as this is the closest in genetics to human type 1 collagen. Vegan collagen mirrors the amino acid structure of human type 1 collagen therefore it can even be considered superior to animal collagens. Both our Beauty Boost and Vegan Collagen bars are made with vegan collagen therefore are the perfect option if you are looking for a superior collagen product.

The average recommended consumption of collagen is between 2.5g to 15g per day. https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/how-much-collagen-per-day. For more information please see our blog post where collagen is explained https://jadeandjoy.co.uk/vegan-collagen-explained/.

Yes both men and women should ensure they are having sufficient collagen within their diet, this is because our body’s natural collagen production begins to decline from early adulthood, therefore both men and women should ensure they are consuming sufficient levels of collagen. For more information please read our blog where vegan collagen is explained – https://jadeandjoy.co.uk/vegan-collagen-explained/

No, marine collagen is not vegan as it actually comes from fish skin, bones, tendons, muscles and other tissues meaning it is not suitable as part of a vegan based diet. For more information please read our vegan collagen blog – https://jadeandjoy.co.uk/vegan-collagen-explained/.

It is a common misconception that vegan collagen is not as effective as animal or marine collagen however this is incorrect, it is actually considered that vegan collagen is superior as its amnio acid structure is the closest to human type 1. Because of this, vegan collagen actually absorbs four times better than animal collagen, bypassing the digestive system due to its molecule size, meaning that 1 gram of vegan collagen is the equivalent of 4 grams of bovine or marine collagen. For more information please read our blog on vegan collagen https://jadeandjoy.co.uk/vegan-collagen-explained/.