Thursday, April 7, 2011

MARINE COLLAGEN FROM NZ

Marine Collagen 400mg x 60 capsules



 
Bottle: 400mg x 60 caps
Manufacture: Deep Blue Health

Ingredients: Ingredients: Deep Blue Health Marine Collagen contains Marine Collagen powder 350mg and Vitamin C 50mg delivered in capsules to support radiant skin and slow premature aging.
Dosage: Take one (1) or two (2) capsules daily as a dietary food supplement or as professionally advised.


What is Marine Collagen?
Deep Blue Health Marine Collagen is a natural substance found in fish scales. It is extracted from selected fish species caught in the clear waters surrounding New Zealand.
Collagen is a protein which is present throughout the human body and essential for life.

Where is it Sourced From?
Deep Blue Health Marine Collagen is processed from a selected fish species caught under licence from South Island Fisheries. This process is distinctly different as our manufacturing division ensures quality fresh fish from a species known as Elephant fish. This is further combined with the skin from another highly valuable fish bi-product from New Zealand Hoki. Combining all these processes from the sea to the end product enables us to produce a highly desirable Collagen product with among other features renowned for its anti-aging qualities.

Health Benefits
Studies have shown that the quality and texture of healthy skin is dependent on the amount of collagen present. The proportion of collagen in the skin naturally decreases with age. This results in lines, wrinkles and sagging of the skin especially on the face, hands, and arms. The key to reducing collagen regeneration in skin is to stimulate the production of the collagen matrix beneath the surface.

Marine Collagen is a rich source of collagen proteins combined with the anti-oxidant properties of vitamin C.

Together these nutrients can support collagen regeneration and, if taken regularly, may slow or even prevent skin damage.

Summary of Health Benefits:
Supports Healthy Skin
Rich in Anti oxidant
Anti-aging
Bone and cartilage development

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