Why We Don’t Take the Things We Say We Need
Why will someone spend money on a supplement, take half the recommended dose—or stop taking it once it works? Medication research, pill fatigue and the...
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Why will someone spend money on a supplement, take half the recommended dose—or stop taking it once it works? Medication research, pill fatigue and the...
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After decades of measuring cheek, chin and body-fat skinfolds, I began wondering whether changes in facial fat could tell us something about changes in visceral...
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Major GLP-1 weight loss can change facial volume—but can collagen actually help? Here's what collagen can and cannot do, and what the research says about...
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Collagen is usually associated with either joints or beauty—but the biology overlaps. Here's what research on specialized collagen peptides, hyaluronic acid and vitamin C tells...
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Is a USP or NSF certification enough to tell you whether a supplement is good? What about a COA or “third-party tested” claim? Here’s how...
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With 28 known collagen types—and supplements advertising everything from Type I and III to five-type blends—does more really mean better? Learn why hydrolysis, peptide profiles,...
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