COLLAGEN 100 UNITS

Cartilage: Cartilage is the soft and resistant tissue that exists in the joints. In these parts of the body, collagen creates structures with a high molecular concentration capable of absorbing high intensity blows. To configure these formations, it is mixed with body substances present in cartilage called chondroitin and glucosamine.
Tendons and ligaments: It is also associated with proteins called chondroitin to create structures that are resistant as well as elastic.
Skin: Here it has a special relationship with two important substances in this organ, such as elastin and keratin. The union of these elements makes the skin strong, resistant and elastic; as well as having hair or nails.
Eyes: Collagen is distributed very finely in the cornea, a transparent membrane of this organ that allows light to pass through.