About Our Collagen
Not all collagen is the same. Here is why the source, processing method, and form of collagen matters for your results.
About Our Collagen
Collagen is the most abundant structural protein in the body and can be found in our muscles, tendons, ligaments, cartilage, bone, gut and skin. As we age (from our mid 20’s) our body’s ability to produce collagen naturally reduces.
Pure Unflavoured Hydrolysed Grass-Fed Bovine Collagen Peptide, Type I and III
Hydrolysed collagen is easily absorbed into the bloodstream and then used to help rebuild and repair our body’s collagen-rich tissues such as skin, hair, nails, bones and joints.
With modern day stressors, it is important to maintain optimal collagen levels.
Aging
Natural collagen production reduces from our mid-20s. Glow Nutrition helps replenish this.
Menopause
Estrogen levels decrease during menopause, which negatively affects collagen production.
Stress
Chronic stress depletes collagen via cortisol. Supporting your collagen levels helps counteract this.
Gut Health
The gut lining is rich in collagen. Supplementing supports gut barrier function and immune health.
What Glow Nutrition Does For You
Skin, Hair and Nails
Supports elasticity, strength and growth for radiant results from within.
Reduces Fine Lines
Helps smooth the appearance of wrinkles and supports skin firmness over time.
Bones and Joints
Supports bone density and joint flexibility for an active, pain-free life.
Dental Health
Promotes stronger teeth and healthier gums as part of your daily routine.
Reduces Inflammation
Helps the body recover and repair by supporting natural anti-inflammatory processes.
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The Full Picture
Natural collagen production begins declining from our mid-20s, accelerating as we reach our 30s and 40s. This leads to visible signs of aging in the skin, reduced joint flexibility, and slower recovery. Daily supplementation with hydrolysed collagen helps replenish what the body loses naturally, supporting a more youthful, resilient you.
Estrogen plays a key role in collagen synthesis. As estrogen levels drop during perimenopause and menopause, collagen production falls sharply, often contributing to skin thinning, joint pain, and bone density loss. Collagen supplementation has been shown to help offset these effects, supporting women through this transition.
Chronic stress elevates cortisol, which directly disrupts collagen synthesis and breaks down existing collagen in the skin and joints. Many women experience accelerated aging during high-stress periods. Supporting your collagen levels with daily supplementation can help counteract the visible and physical impact of chronic stress.
The gut lining is rich in collagen, which helps maintain the integrity of the intestinal barrier. When this lining is compromised, it can trigger systemic inflammation and immune dysregulation. Supplementing with hydrolysed collagen supports gut barrier function, contributes to a healthier microbiome, and supports overall immune resilience.