Collagen
& Aging
The body’s production of collagen slows with aging. With aging,
connective tissues and muscle tissues break down due to increased collagen
deficiency and damage. Outside the body, it show’s on the skin when it starts
to wrinkle and loses its youthful glow. Soon, skin loses elasticity and
moisture.
Collagen
& Sleep
Research proved that a large part of the essential metabolic work in the
repair of the body takes place when we sleep. The ability to convert collagen
into bio-digestible elements takes place while we sleep.
Collagen
& Skin
When the production of collagen is slowing
down, the skin retails less water, gets thinner and begins to wrinkle. The lack
of collagen in the skin appears by thinning down. The skin then presents a
bigger risk of developing wrinkles, stretch marks and infections. Its color and
pigmentation change, and we can see brown spots appear.
