Collagen and MSM comprehensive joint support

• MSM, OR METHYLSULFONYLOMETHANE
• METHYL SULFONYL METHANE IS A NATURAL SOURCE OF ORGANIC SULFUR
• IT IS A ONE-COMPONENT PRODUCT - WITH NO ADDITIONAL ACTIVE INGREDIENTS
• SULFUR IS ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT BUILDING ELEMENTS OF THE BODY TISSUE, INCLUDING CONNECTIVE TISSUE
• COLLAGEN IN THE FORM OF EASY-TO-SWALLOW CAPSULES
• THE FORMULA IS BASED ON ONE ACTIVE INGREDIENT
• TYPE I COLLAGEN HYDROLYZATE
• IT IS RECOMMENDED FOR ALL ACTIVE PERSONS

What is the role of collagen in our body?

The primary role of collagen is to maintain the function of connective tissue and the mechanical properties of the skin. Since collagen is the main component of the extracellular matrix, it is essential for strengthening, regulating and regenerating this tissue. Collagen also accounts for 65-80% of the dry weight of tendons, and collagen bonds help the tendon structure to support load resistance. For this reason, collagen is of great importance in maintaining tendon function and neutralizing the possible risk of injury during physical activity (2). However, you must note that the basis for maintaining full fitness is conducting a proper warm-up for the training you intend to do. After all, it is she who prepares the body for the upcoming effort, remember to allocate enough time for this purpose between consecutive sessions, e.g. at the gym.

MSM and sulfur

Sulfur is the third most abundant mineral in the body and is derived almost entirely from protein. Only two amino acids; methionine and cysteine ​​contain sulfur. Methionine cannot be synthesised in the body and therefore must be supplied with food. In turn, cysteine ​​is synthesized by the human body, but this process requires a constant supply of sulfur. MSM represents the organic form of sulfur that plays an essential role in many organs and systems in the body. Plants concentrate MSM, which is available in the soil and atmosphere, from where it becomes available in many foods.