Sentences with phrase «less collagen»

As we age, our bodies make less collagen.

One study found that animals who ate a low sulfur diet produced less collagen than those who had adequate levels of sulfur.

This means considerably less collagen type II has to be taken in comparison to cartilage.

However, after the age of 20, research shows that our bodies produce about 1 % less collagen in the skin each year.

Your body makes less collagen, and the collagen that it does make is less elastic, so your skin is not as thick and firm as before.

Our body makes less and less collagen as we age, which contributes to signs of aging like wrinkles, sagging skin and joint pains (due to weakened or decreased cartilage).

On top of that, fibroblasts (collagen - making dermal cells) produce 40 % less collagen when exposed to tobacco smoke — the eye area is most affected.

Unfortunately, as we age, our bodies produce less collagen, leading to wrinkles, saggy skin, digestion issues, brittle hair and nails, dimples (cellulite) and joint pain.

As we age, the body makes less collagen, and individual collagen fibers become increasingly cross-linked with each other.

Unflavored gelatin improves the body of stocks made with parts of the chicken that are less collagen - rich.

Skin becomes thinner and less collagen and elastin are produced, resulting in creases around the forehead and eyes and volume loss around the jowls.

However, one should take collagen peptides indefinitely to combat aging because our body produces less and less collagen every year.

At the age of 25, we produce less and less collagen.

Wrinkles look more pronounced because of a continued effect from low estrogen and less collagen.

As you get older, your body makes less collagen, and individual collagen fibers become increasingly cross-linked with each other.

Unfortunately, the older we get the less collagen our body produces.