VERISOL® Collagen Peptides: The Science of Beauty Support

VERISOL® Collagen Peptides are type 1 and type 3 hydrolysed collagen, specially crafted for optimal nutrient delivery. Scientific studies show positive changes in skin appearance, hair fullness, and nail strength with consistent use over 4-12 weeks.

Understanding Your Body's Natural Changes

Natural Wellness Support: As we age, our body's natural collagen levels gradually change. Regular collagen supplementation can help maintain your body's natural beauty and vitality during different life stages.

Beauty & Vitality Research Highlights

Skin Vitality: Studies in Skin Pharmacology and Physiology show that VERISOL® collagen peptides support skin's natural radiance and firmness.
Hair Fullness: Research published in Nutrafoods demonstrates VERISOL®'s contribution to maintaining healthy-looking, fuller hair.
Nail Strength: Scientific studies indicate collagen's role in supporting healthy nail appearance and strength.
Healthy Aging Support: Regular collagen intake contributes to maintaining comfort in movement and supporting bone wellness throughout the natural ageing process.

VERISOL® has been studied on humans and results have been published in:

Peer-reviewed scientific journals, specifically within fields including dermatology, nutrition, and clinical research.

Natural Beauty Enhancement:

Supports skin's natural moisture levels
Promotes hair's natural fullness
Contributes to nail strength
Maintains comfortable movement
Added Wellness Benefits:

Cellular Wellness:

Vitamin C, Resveratrol, Copper, and Zinc (1,2,6,9) work together to support cellular health.

Beauty Support:

Vitamin C supports natural collagen formation, enhanced by Zinc's complementary properties.
Hyaluronic acid (4,5) helps maintain skin's natural moisture balance.

Complete Wellness:

Biotin and zinc (3) support healthy hair, skin, and nail appearance.

References

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Oesser (2020) *Hexsel et.al(2017) *Oesser (2020). The oral intake of specific Bioactive Collagen Peptides has a positive effect on hair thickness. Nutrafoods,

1:134-138 *Hexsel et al. (2017) J Cosmet Dermatol. 1–7

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