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About Collagene

Renessis Med Collagen is an innovative dietary supplement of high biological value, designed for the general public. Formulated to meet elevated biological needs, it is one of the products with the highest collagen peptide concentrations on the market, sourced from marine, bovine, or multi-origin (fish, bovine, and eggshell) sources. With maximum hydrolysis at 2,000 Daltons, it is hypoallergenic and highly bioavailable, with 98% absorption. The bovine collagen is processed according to Halal and Kosher standards.

What is collagen?

Structural proteins define organisms by contributing to their framework. Among them, collagen is particularly abundant. It provides tissues with mechanical resistance to stretching, thereby ensuring the strength of body tissues across all cellular systems by forming supportive networks. In mammals, it accounts for about 25% of their total protein. It is the most abundant protein in the animal kingdom. It is found in the skin, hair, bones, muscles, blood vessels, cartilage, and lungs. Secreted by connective tissue cells, it has a molecular mass of 300,000 Daltons (native, non-hydrolyzed collagen).

Based on its composition, there are around 28 types of collagen, but the dominant form is Type I collagen, which represents over 90% of the collagen in the human body due to its widespread presence in nearly all connective tissues. The 5 most common types of collagen are Types I, II, III, IV, and V.

  • Type I collagen is the main component of the calcified tissue in teeth and bones, and is also found in the skin, tendons, vascular system, lungs, and heart.
  • Type II collagen is abundant in cartilage and is associated with conditions such as skeletal dysplasias, rheumatoid arthritis, and osteoarthritis.
  • Type III collagen is an important component of blood vessels and muscles. It appears to work alongside Type I collagen in the skin, ligaments, tendons, periodontal ligament, and vascular walls.
  • Type IV collagen is predominant in the basement membrane.
  • Type V collagen is found in the corneal stroma of the eyes, bone matrix, and the interstitial matrix of muscles, lungs, liver, and placenta. It works in conjunction with Type I collagen in the skin and tendons.

The Ideal

Form of Collagen

Ideal Collagen – Production and Processing of Collagen as a Dietary Supplement
Collagen is the most abundant structural protein, representing about 25% of our body mass. It is the fundamental structural component of the skin, nails, hair, muscles, tendons, bones, and joints. As we age, the gradual decline in collagen production, combined with its natural degradation, makes dietary supplementation essential to maintain its natural structural composition. According to the independent scientific public authority, the Haute Autorité de Santé (HAS), collagen peptides are recommended for populations experiencing:
  • Degradation of collagen in skin, hair, and nails due to aging.
However, several scientific articles suggest that collagen peptides may also be beneficial for populations experiencing:
  • Musculoskeletal damage caused by intense physical activity (weight training, competitive sports, strenuous manual labor).
  • Excess weight that puts significant strain on the joints.
  • Hormonal changes that alter body structure.
  • Bone loss and cartilage degradation due to aging, leading to joint pain and motor impairments.
  • Injuries, burns, or sunburns.
  • Skin and dental implants.
  • Risk of muscle loss (dieting – loss of appetite).
  • Metabolic disruption due to skipped meals.

Les Règles d’Or

du Collagène

Principes Essentiels pour Optimiser l’Efficacité et la Qualité du Collagène

Collagen is easy to integrate into your daily nutrition habits. It all depends on your lifestyle, diet, or workout routine. It can be consumed at any time of the day, though it is often recommended in the morning or before bed due to its role in cellular regeneration.

  • Mix the recommended daily dose of 10 to 20 g with a glass of water, stir, and drink. Whether in powder or liquid form, collagen mixes well into smoothies, coffee, or other beverages.
  • In the morning, at the start of the day, ideally with (orange juice), as vitamin C improves absorption.
  • As a meal replacement (breakfast, lunch, or dinner) if you miss a meal or as part of a diet.
  • 60 minutes before your workout (physical activity improves collagen absorption and synthesis), helping support your training by promoting muscle growth.
  • As a fourth meal if you are following a muscle-building diet.
  • According to studies, a dose of 15 g/day of collagen peptides is more effective than 5 g/day for stimulating collagen synthesis, so 15 g/day may be a more appropriate dose. Intake should be regular and sustained, with a minimum duration of three months for optimal effectiveness.

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