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Over the last few years’ krill oil has gained popularity in the supplement industry for many reasons. Like fish oil, krill oil is abundant in the two omega 3 fatty acids, EPA and DHA. However, whilst consuming omega 3 fatty acids through fish or krill oil provides a plethora of similar health benefits, there is some evidence to suggest krill oil may offer more bang for your buck. Firstly, the EPA and DHA found in krill oil appear to be more absorbable than the omega 3’s found within fish oil. This is due to krill oil containing a higher percentage...

What are the benefits of collagen supplements? Collagen is the most abundant protein in the body and is a key structural component of skin, tendons, ligaments, and bone. As we age, collagen production declines and we start to see the signs of aging such as wrinkles and joint pain. Collagen supplements can help increase collagen levels, providing numerous benefits such as improved skin health, reduced joint pain, and stronger bones.   Which form of collagen is most effective? There are many different types of collagen supplements on the market, and it can be difficult to determine which one is the...

Anti Ageing Natural products No one likes getting old or especially looking old so let me share with you some of mother nature's little gems that will keep you looking much younger. Vollagen - The super absorbent plant based collagen for incredible results in just 8 weeks. It was thought that animal-derived collagen was the only source of Collagen, until recently when researchers found a way to create BIO-IDENTICAL, plant-source Collagen, through bacterial fermentation,thus producing VOLLAGEN® • Vollagen® is a complex of amino acids in the same positions and proportions as those found within human collagen, but with the following key advantages...

Get rid of inflammation to stay healthy in older age. Health experts now recognise that inflammation is at the root of many of today’s illnesses, including many of the conditions associated with advancing age  These include dementia, Alzheimer’s disease, diabetes, heart disease, obesity and osteoarthritis. While acute inflammation is a normal part of the body’s healing response, it’s the persistent, low-grade (chronic) inflammation that many people live with that slowly erodes health and vitality.  Studies show that two to four-fold elevations in circulating levels of pro-inflammatory markers (such as C-reactive protein and interleukin are typically found in the elderly when...