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Forever Healthy Rooibos Collagen 158g Pouch
Collagen in a Nutshell:
Collagen is the most abundant protein in the human body. It is made from chains of amino acids. These amino acids are the building blocks for our bodies and helps support our connective tissues, joint health, digestive system health, skin health and so much more.
Collagen is like the glue that holds your body together! 🧩 It helps keep your skin soft, hair strong and joints flexible so you can go about life without feeling stiff.
When you’re young, your body makes lots of collagen, but as you get older, it makes less and less—kind of like how a bouncy ball loses its bounce over time. That’s where collagen supplements can help to help keep skin smooth, hair shiny, gut healthy and joints feeling good!
The body’s natural collagen production starts declining around age 25. This happens gradually, but by the time a person reaches their 30s, they may start noticing fine lines, lacklustre skin, joint stiffness, or slower muscle recovery.
When is collagen supplementation non-negotiable?
- By the mid-30s to early 40s, collagen loss becomes more noticeable—skin elasticity decreases, hair may thin and joints might ache. This is a key time to start supplementing.
- By the late 40s to 50s, collagen levels have dropped significantly (around 25-30% less than in youth), and the effects on skin, joints and bones become more pronounced.
- After menopause (for women), collagen declines even faster—up to 30% lost in the first 5 years post-menopause due to estrogen loss.
- By the 60s and beyond, collagen production is very low, making supplementation almost essential for maintaining joint mobility, skin health and bone strength.
- Introducing Annique Rooibos and Collagen drink, made with fermented Rooibos extract and pure hydrolysed collagen.
What is Collagen?
Collagen is a protein found abundantly in the human body, providing structure to skin, bones, joints and connective tissue.
What is Hydrolysed Collagen?
Hydrolysed collagen, also known as collagen peptides, is a form of collagen that has been broken down into smaller, easily digestible peptides. This process makes it more bioavailable, meaning it can be absorbed efficiently by the body
Bovine Hydrolysed Collagen:
Derived from cow hides, it is rich in Type I and Type III collagen, which are essential for skin, bone and muscle health.
Fermented Rooibos Extract:
Adds health promoting antioxidants that support heart health, stress, improved digestion and better sleep
Skin Health and Anti-Ageing
- Improves skin elasticity and hydration, reducing the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines.
- Supports the skin’s structure by promoting the production of natural collagen and elastin.
- Provides amino acids (glycine, proline, and hydroxyproline) essential for skin repair and regeneration.
Joint and Bone Health
- Strengthens cartilage and reduces joint pain by stimulating cartilage regeneration.
- Helps manage symptoms of osteoarthritis by improving joint mobility and reducing stiffness.
- Supports bone density and strength by contributing to the organic matrix of bones.
Hair and Nail Strength
- Promotes stronger, shinier hair by supporting the hair follicle structure.
- Reduces nail brittleness and promotes faster nail growth.
Gut Health
- A healthy gut is vital for digestion, immunity, mood, and skin health. It helps absorb nutrients, supports 70% of your immune system and produces serotonin for mood balance. Poor gut health leads to bloating, inflammation and hormonal imbalances. A happy gut means a healthier you!
- Collagen strengthens the gut lining by providing glycine, which supports intestinal health and may reduce symptoms of leaky gut syndrome.
- Collagen supports digestion by maintaining the structural integrity of the gut lining.
Muscle Mass and Recovery
- Enhances muscle repair and growth when paired with resistance training by supplying amino acids that are key for muscle protein synthesis.
- Reduces recovery time and soreness after exercise by supporting connective tissue repair.
Overall Wellness
- Improves sleep quality, as glycine in collagen has calming properties that support restful sleep.
- Enhances metabolic health by promoting lean body mass and reducing fat mass over time.
Wound healing:
May help wounds heal faster
DID YOU KNOW:
One of the best ways to promote any product is to ask questions! Here are some questions about specific ailments or lifestyle factors that collagen can help with.
1. Skin, Hair & Nails
- Do you struggle with dry skin, fine lines, or wrinkles? (Collagen helps with skin hydration and elasticity.)
- Are you dealing with weak or brittle nails? (Collagen strengthens nails.)
- Have you noticed hair thinning or slow hair growth? (Collagen supports healthy, strong hair.)
2. Joint & Bone Health
- Do you experience joint pain, stiffness, or discomfort when moving? (Collagen helps cushion joints and reduce pain.)
- Are you active or do you exercise regularly? (Collagen supports recovery and joint health.)
- Do you have a family history of osteoporosis or weak bones? (Collagen helps maintain bone strength.)
- Do you experience muscle pain?
3. Gut Health & Digestion
- Do you struggle with bloating, indigestion, or gut issues? (Collagen supports gut lining and digestion.)
- Have you been diagnosed with leaky gut or IBS? (Collagen can help repair the gut lining.)
4. Fitness & Recovery
- Are you looking to build muscle or improve workout recovery? (Collagen helps with muscle repair and strength.)
- Do you feel sore after workouts or have trouble healing from injuries? (Collagen speeds up recovery.)
5. Lifestyle & Ageing
- Do you spend a lot of time in the sun? (Sun exposure breaks down collagen, so supplementation helps.)
- Are you over 25? (The body’s natural collagen production slows down from this age.)
- Do you have a busy, stressful lifestyle? (Stress can lead to faster collagen depletion.)
Dosage: Most studies recommend 5000-10 000 milligrams of hydrolysed collagen per day for optimal benefits.
Consumption: Hydrolysed collagen is flavourless and dissolves easily in liquids. It can be added to:
- Any hot or cold drinks like water, coffee or Rooibos
- Lifestyle Shake
- Smoothies
- Soups or broths
Recommended for adults from 18 years of age. The ideal starting age is from 25 years as part of a preventative approach.
Pregnant women should consume collagen under the guidance of their health care practitioner.
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