WHAT IT'S ALL ABOUT

Starting in one's mid-twenties, the body begins to break down collagen.

Collagen is the most abundant protein in the body—it gives the skin its structure and elasticity. By age 50, the skin’s collagen content has decreased by about 50 percent. Specific nutrients help offset this loss.

Collagen Production
Firm Skin
Hair & Nails
Connective tissue
Anti-aging
Antioxidant protection
Collagen Production
Firm Skin
Hair & Nails
Connective tissue
Anti-aging
Antioxidant protection

FOCUS ON ACTIVE INGREDIENTS

What Collagen Really Needs
Guide to Beauty & Collagen

The selection is huge and growing all the time. But as the variety increases, so does the uncertainty. What do I really need? What’s unnecessary? And what should I look for when making a choice?

Pycnogenol®, an extract from the bark of the French maritime pine, is described as the “gold standard in naturopathy,” a “phenomenon,” and a “natural all-rounder” (1, 2). Clinical studies have shown that Pycnogenol® supports cardiovascular health, cognitive function, respiratory health, as well as eye health, skin care, women’s health, and various other bodily functions (3–10). But how can a single ingredient offer such a wide range of benefits for various applications? Let’s take a closer look at the holistic nature and effectiveness of Pycnogenol®.

A balanced diet is especially important for children to optimally support their rapid growth and development. We’ll show you which nutrients play a key role in this and offer practical tips on how to encourage healthy eating habits.

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