Collagen Science Weekly
Weekly collagen research, science, and supplementation insights by Mark Edward.
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The Acne Industry Has Been Selling You the Wrong Floor
I want to talk about something that bugs me about the acne industry.
Walk into any drugstore aisle for "acne care" and you will see roughly forty products designed to treat the surface of your skin. Cleansers. Toners. Spot treatments. Sali...
The Word "Peptides" Is Doing All the Work
A friend asked me last week if her collagen powder was working. She had been taking it for two months, every morning, faithfully. Nothing visible. Skin the same. Nails the same. She wondered if collagen was just a scam.
I asked her to read...
Your Body Has Not Stopped Making Collagen. You Just Stopped Feeding the Process.
The part nobody tells you
Collagen is a protein. Proteins are built from amino acids. To make collagen, your body needs three specific ones in high volume: glycine, proline, and hydroxyproline. It also needs vitamin C, zinc, copper, and...
The Supplement Industry Has a Joint Health Blind Spot
Hip cartilage is 80% Type II collagen by dry weight. When that collagen thins, the cushion between your femur and your hip socket gets thinner too. Less shock absorption. More friction. More morning stiffness. More sitting down to put on...
Your Moisturizer Was Never Going to Be Enough
Your medicine cabinet is full of creams that promise deep hydration. You have tried serums, overnight masks, hyaluronic acid, and probably a few things with gold flakes in them.
And your skin is still dry.
Here is the part that most skinc...
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