Collagen: Real Benefits for Skin and Joints—or Just Hype?

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A Beauty piece reviews a large Anglia Ruskin University study finding long-term collagen supplementation can boost skin elasticity, hydration and joints, but it’s not a miracle anti‑wrinkle fix and effects on roughness are limited. The author stresses collagen declines with age and supplements should complement, not replace, fundamentals like sun protection and a healthy diet, with most products needing several months of consistent use. She also shares personal experience with powders, tablets and liquids, noting nails may strengthen while hair results vary.
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