7.5g of Collagen
Or 7500mg if we're trying to impress you! Collagen supports glowing skin, healthy hair and stronger nails.
Only 1.9g Sugar
The only collagen snack that's low in sugar and free from sugar alcohols like Erythritol because sugar inhibits collagen absorption.
Gluten, Dairy and Soy Free
Completely free from the sneaky stuff that causes inflammation, breakouts and unhealthy skin, hair and nails.
Ditch the guilt, feel great about your snacks!
In a world of detox and botox, mad diets, workouts, and grammable glamazons, it’s no wonder we never feel quite good enough. Now it’s easy to feed your fabulous. Beauty Food bites are naturally tasty little collagen snacks that not only squash your hunger, they also support beautiful hair, skin and nails. Down one a day and your body will do the rest.
An essential part of your beauty routine.
Healthy insides for healthy outsides.
Eating poorly or having too much sugar destroys your natural collagen which leads to wrinkles, dull skin and brittle hair and nails. What's the point of spending hundreds of dollars on your outside (treating the symptoms) if you don't look after your inside first (the cause)? Beauty Food helps you eat better AND supports your natural beauty in two simple steps.
Step 1: Swap, don't stop.
When we're busy, stopping ourselves eating sugary snacks we feel guilty about is next to impossible. The best way to keep on track is to swap, don't stop! Beauty Food bites taste like a naughty cookie but are completely guilt free, are guaranteed to cure 'hangriness' and have the added benefits of collagen.
Step 2: Boost your collagen.
There are lots of expensive skin creams, oils and topical treatments out there, but the best way to boost your collagen levels is by eating it! Packed full of collagen peptides and natural vitamin C, and low in sugar, Beauty Food is perfectly formulated to maximise collagen absorption.
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What Are The Different Types Of Collagen And What Do They Actually All Do?
What is collagen? Collagen is the most abundant protein in the human body. It's found in your hair, your skin, your nails, and is the main protein in your connective tissue, which basically connects your whole body. Once you get to 25 years old your collagen production starts to reduce, which is why young people have bouncy, full skin and as you get older your skin seems less elastic. This is the same with the collagen that helps your hair, skin and nails stay healthy, or the collagen that keeps your joints and tendons strong and supple. So, the more you can boost your collagen levels, the younger you will look and feel. While the research is still in its infancy, there are plenty of studies that show consuming collagen supplements can help you increase your body’s collagen levels. In fact, I was so impressed with the research I launched my own collagen snack product Beauty Food! What types of collagen are there? Drinking bone broth is one way to increase your collagen intake, but more recently we’ve seen a lot of collagen powders and collagen snack bars/bites which make consuming collagen a lot more convenient. There are twenty-eight known types of collagen but as far as supplementation goes let’s look at the four important ones. TYPE I COLLAGEN Best known forAnti-aging properties including minimising wrinkles and improving the skin’s health and hydration. One study showed it reduced the prevalence of cellulite, especially in women of otherwise normal weight ranges. Best Sources for Type I Collagen Marine collagen (careful here, almost all marine collagen is sourced from factory farmed fish and sometimes crustaceans which can be inflammatory for some people) Bovine collagen (this is what we use, it’s a safer product to use in food manufacturing, look for grass-fed) Protein-rich foods, like fish and beef Bone broth (considered to not be as easily absorbed as other collagen sources) TYPE II COLLAGEN Best known forTreating joint pain and promoting joint health. Best sources Bone broth Chicken collagen Protein-rich foods, like chicken TYPE III COLLAGEN Best known forSome say it aids intestinal health but the studies don’t yet agree. There is evidence it can enhance exercise performance and building muscle. Best sources Bovine collagen Protein-rich foods, like beef and fish Bone broth TYPE IV COLLAGEN Best known forImproving wound healing and assisting the forming of embryos. Best sources Egg whites Other protein-rich foods Type IV collagen is very difficult to find in supplement form Is there any such thing as Vegan Collagen? For those following a vegan diet, please note that collagen comes from animals. There are plenty of vegan “collagen” products out there that claim to “support” collagen production but they don’t actually contain collagen and the science just isn’t there to support the claimed health benefits. For those who aren’t strict vegans, I do have many plant-based friends who consume collagen for its health benefits instead of meat. What else should you know about consuming collagen? When you're consuming collagen the number one rule is to avoid combining it with sugar. Sugar competes with Vitamin C which is important to absorbing collagen. That’s why my Beauty Food bites are low sugar and infused with Vitamin C. Other supplements and nutrients have been shown to aid in collagen synthesis: Glycine, found in pork and chicken skin Proline, found in dairy, cabbage, asparagus, mushrooms Copper, found in sesame seeds, cocoa, cashew, lentils Zinc, found in shellfish, chickpeas, lentils, dairy, eggs How much collagen should I take? Most of the research is based on at least 5g of collagen per day, sometimes higher. That’s why we have 7.5g per serve in Beauty Food for example. Many companies have next to no collagen in their “collagen” products and try to hide this by quoting in milligrams. For example, 3000mg of collagen is not a large enough serve based on the research. Look for over 5g (5000mg). Want to try our product? If you’d like to give Beauty Food a try, head on over to our shop! Resources https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/26362110 https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4685482 https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/10388642 https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3289483 https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/14600124 https://www.aad.org/public/skin-hair-nails/skin-care/stretch-marks
Top 5 Tips to Prevent Fine Lines and Wrinkles Naturally
If you take good care of your skin from inside out, you might not need any other treatments and you can definitely extend the time between treatments thus saving lots of money in the long run. Read on.
