CALLOGEN PEPTIDE...10GM, ROSE HIP EXTRACT...750MG

Collagen Peptides Rose Hip - Collagen Peptide...10 GM, Rose Hip Extract...750MG is the combination of two drugs. Protein fragments known as collagen peptides are derived from animal collagen. Collagen is one of the components of skin, bone, and cartilage. Collagen peptides are made by splitting the entire collagen protein into smaller parts. Collagen peptides begin to accumulate in the skin and cartilage after oral administration. It can help with some skin and joint problems.

The area of ​​the rose flower just below the petals is known as the "rose hip", where the seeds of the rose plant are located. It contains vitamin C and is used for osteoarthritis. Although rose hip is sometimes considered an excellent source of vitamin C, most of it is actually lost by drying and preparing the plant. In addition to vitamin C, the rose hip also contains other natural compounds that may be beneficial for a number of medical ailments.

Uses & Effectiveness of Collagen Peptides Rose Hip

• Collagen peptides taken orally appear to increase skin hydration and elasticity in older adults. It may possibly help reduce wrinkles, but it is not clear whether it does so to a detectable degree.
• Collagen peptides taken orally may help individuals with knee osteoarthritis feel slightly less pain and have a better joint function. But it may require 3-5 months of daily treatment before it works.
• People with osteoarthritis who take rose hip supplements orally alone or in combination with other herbal remedies experience less pain and stiffness and function better.
• Before a C-section, taking oral doses of rose hip extract may help reduce pain and the need for pain relievers.

Common side effects may include:

• heartburn, stomach pain;
• nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, constipation;
• headache; or.
• sleep problems (insomnia).

Special Precautions against Collagen Peptides Rose Hip

Collagen peptides may be safe. Collagen peptides up to 10 grams per day have been used safely for up to 5 months. Rare side effects occur. There is not enough reliable evidence to determine whether collagen peptide is safe to use during pregnancy or breastfeeding. Avoid being on the safe side.

Rosehip extract is probably safe to consume in the amounts found in food. When taken as a medicine in large doses, rose hip from Rosa canina is also POSSIBLY SAFE. When used as a medicine, rose hip rosa may be safer than Damascena when consumed in large amounts. There is not enough reliable data to determine whether the rose hip is safer in therapeutic doses than other types of roses.