Im a massage therapist that works with my hands and arms all day and taking collagen everyday has really helped me. My hair is also growing like crazy and my skin is so soft
Listen, Osteoarthritis is a collagen desease. For the average person, a change in eating habits will help. Stay away from refined foods/sugars. Eat your cruciferous vegetables that contain organo sulfur’s. Take vitamin C if you will. Get your minerals, sun, vitamins. And be happy/proud you are making changes.
Hello if your looking world best Liquid collagen.. I can help you... Contains award-winning, multi-patented Collagen/HA Matrix Technology® Clinically proven BENEFITS Improves joint mobility and lubrication* Reduces joint discomfort* Promotes healthy cartilage and connective tissue* Improves muscle tone* Reduces wrinkles from the inside out* Increases skin's collagen content* Improves skin's hydration, firmness and elasticity* Reduces hyaluronidase - an enzyme that can make your skin age* Promotes healthy hair, nails, gums and eyes* Supports cardiovascular health* Boosts vitality. Checkout this videos th-cam.com/video/GCK8YbZKAK0/w-d-xo.html Thnaks and Regards
I take the exact type that you have. For me it worked extremely fast. I have been taking it for years and will continue doing so because the results have been profound. Now I have resumed doing my weight bearing exercises without pain during or after. I am 60 years young, and when I wake up in the morning, it’s nice to begin my day without any pain. No more joint pain or stiffness. No pharmaceuticals at all. I will take this forever!
Thanks Matthew, for the advice. I am 60 years old also, and I have been resisting taking drugs for joint pain and stiffness. I have stopped eating sugar and gluten recently. Now I will take your advice and use collagen.
Taking collagen supplements has been shown to reduce inflammation and stimulate collagen synthesis in the body. This may help promote pain relief among people with joint disorders like osteoarthritis.👍
Thank you for sharing your analysis of options we have to maximize our health! Your positivity and frankness is gratefully appreciated, and the sharing of educated professionals' work give definite options for becoming better patients! Thank you Dr. Risinger!
Thank you Dr. Risinger. I'm glad to see you're looking so well after your two vaccinations. I've been considering adding collagen to my diet, so very appreciative for this series from you in helping me make an educated decision.
This video very informative. I have much respect for the information you are sharing. Stay well and continue to be your authentic self. You are a very caring human being.
Thank you dr for sharing these very valuable informations.just wanted to add that in my country ,my mom used to boil the chicken feet ,and use it in the soups.she said that has cologne which is good for your bones,skin and hair?
Taking collagene is definitely helping me a lot, way longer Than 6 months. My right Knee has already deteriorated from extensive use, as my meniscus had been cracked in an accident long ago, where my knee ligaments suffered ruptures as well. In 2018 the doctors said, that I need an implantatum already, but I am too young. They just made minor corrections. After the operation I could never build my muscles back, as my knee did not support this. I started with Collagen for 2 years now, not having pain, My muscles are now nicely building back, I become now again physically active. --- I use only Collagene, and when a smaller "accident" happens on the way, and it aches again, I use ASEA
I actually happen to use the same brand shown in this video. I came to TH-cam to see if anyone else had had positive results. I personally am having much less joint pain (knees) and just feel generally that my mobility is better. I’ll take for 6 months and maybe stop for a while or have bone broth.
I've been taking collagen peptides since 6 weeks after my hip replacement. It's been 2 years now, and I feel great. My surgeon had warned me that I'd still have my arthritis in my S.I. joint, that I would only be eliminating hip pain with the surgery, but my S.I. issues, my back and knee pain are barely there! I switch back and forth from bovine to pork-- after I finish one, I take the other. Won't be stopping. I add it to my coffee daily.
We use it (the same brand she has in front of her). It seems to work a bit (spouse has severe pain and deterioration) but it seems using it daily is key (instead of on and off). I’m about to order another brand though that uses multi sources for its collagen product (beef,chicken,fish and eggshell) to see if that works better.
my experience is that Collagen Type 2 helped relieve hip joint pain and worked better when taken with gelatin and/or glucosamine. When taken without Collagen Type 2 , Gelatin and glucosamine alone had no pain relief value and NSAID only provided temporary pain relief.
I’ve been saying I will take collagen since 2020 and I never did because of how expensive it was but now it’s 2024 and my joints hurt so much and I’m taking vitamins but no relief. Today is day 1 of taking collagen from Trader Joe’s. I hope it helps. I think I’m also going to do a prolonged water starting next weekend because I think my excessive weight is part of my problem. Need my body to heal
💊 Collagen peptides may improve joint pain in the short and medium term. 💊 Osteoarthritis and joint pain from aging can be relieved with collagen supplementation. 💊 Ingesting collagen may promote cartilage production, which cushions the joints. 💊 A small study showed significant improvement in pain, stiffness, and physical function with collagen peptide intake. 💊 Collagen hydrolysate supplementation helped in the short and medium term (less than six months) but not in the long term (more than six months). 💊 Younger athletes with joint pain also experienced relief with collagen hydrolysate. 💊 Overall, collagen hydrolysate can be considered for osteoarthritis and acute joint pain, but long-term effects are uncertain.
I am a little confused by the long term results, because I can't tell if the subjects in the studies continued taking the collagen supplements or if the supplement was discontinued and the subjects were still monitored for long term affect.
This is such a good question. The studies that continued beyond 6 months showed diminishing effect compared those that were stopped before 6 months. It may be a power issue with the data because the sample size was very small.
There's also no information around their lifestyle habits. Maybe after the medium term they felt more confident in their health and pushed their exercise again, re-injuring themselves.
@@camaroman101 Well our bodies are great at finding balance. You introduce collagen-made-easy, maybe it quits doing whatever it does to create and use its own? I have decided to stop using my supps for a while, just had a big box of 2 months supply delivered but will wait until June to open them, see what happens?
Hey Dr. C Risinger... TH-cam removed your video regarding Ivermectin for 1/20/2021... I saw it this morning and by the after noon it was gone... Wayne T. , Los Angeles, CA
I have had excellent long term pain relief and the further reduction of the joint space of my hips has stopped with glucosamine 1,500 mg, chondroitin 1,200 mg., collagen l ll lll lV & X 1,735 mg. I had tried glucosamine/chondroitin alone and it didn’t work as well although walking daily 3-4 miles helped. With the added collagen I don’t have to keep up the walking schedule and walk about 2.5 miles 3x/week.
@@Juliannemoya72 I get the glucosamine 1,500 mg./chondroitin 1,200 mg. at Walmart by Spring Valley triple strength and take it once a day. I take Nature’s Craft multi collagen types l, ll, lll, V & X 3 times daily. I get the Nature’s Craft once each month auto delivery no delivery charge. I also walk a lot and that is very important to get blood flowing to the joint and then joint fluid bathes the joint and blood removing toxins from the joint. At first I only made it to the end of the block and every day went further. I wear removable Dansko orthopedic arches in Ecco or Merrill hiking boots that lace up over the ankles for support with very good grip/shock absorbing soles. I usually walk 2.3 + miles each day except for some days when I rest. I always feel better after walking, even if I started out tired.
I have arthritis. I took that collagen you have on your desk. Only took half the recommended serving. It gave me gout. I stopped taking it. In 24 hours I can walk again
excellent knowledge provided by DR Christy related to Collagen peptide therapeutic use in arthritis which cause erosion of cartilage in intra articular joints # but the Collagen peptide will have its action on cartilage repair only when it is injected in intra articular fluid & space otherwise if taken by mouth it may be metabolized in the liver & will not have action on cartilage #
The language in the meta-study results was ambiguous as to whether "long-term" meant while still taking it or after stopping taking it. However in this study "A Collagen Supplement Improves Skin Hydration, Elasticity, Roughness, and Density: Results of a Randomized, Placebo-Controlled, Blind Study", they had a 12 week study about effect on skin that showed clear improvement, with a follow up 4 weeks after stopping taking it, which showed partial loss of the improvement.
Thankyou for this..i am 60 and have been looking for something that will ease the pain and stiffness i have in several parts of my body due to Arthritis..ive been using collagen peptide powder for a few weeks and find my hair looks better and my nails are stronger, but i havent noticed any improvements in my bones and joints yet. i dont know how long to give it?
Don’t forget to take vitamin D 3 , citrate magnesium supplement. B12 vitamin. And vitamin C . Avoid carbs. Like bread. Any flour bread or pasta , pizza. Warm water with little bit of honey . First thing in the morning. ✨
Hi,This is twinkle here from India ..i am consuming kayo collagen from the last 4 days... I got skin rashes on neck,and burning sensation in stomach after consuming kayo collagen..can u suggest me tht should i continue powder.... I have one more question tht is collagen makes skin and health worse or like in pre situation if i stop consume it...is it necessary to take collagen life long
I started taking collagen for my knee which made a click noise like a pen 🖊 when I’d extend it and it was painful. It made the pain go away and it doesn’t click like it used to.
How fast did it work for you pain wise because I’m cracking my head iv been having such severe knee pain and cracking of knee starterd taking it today and I’m telling u pain has come down don’t know if it’s in my head or for some Ppl it works faster plzz reply how long did it take for u to notice pain coming down
@@nelilexaba it went away pretty quickly. I started to noticed a difference within a couple of weeks. My mom also started taking it for knee pain and she said she noticed a difference even sooner. My husband takes it for hair. He started slowly seeing some results months after starting it.
After I took the vaccine for the "virus of unknown origin" my joints went downhill very fast. They felt like they were on fire and everyday activities hurt. After lots of nsaids and a few rounds of Prednisone still I had problems. Two months into a changed diet that includes collagen peptides, hyaluronic acid, and tumeric and I feel a ton better. Even started jogging short distances again. Needless to say, I won't be stopping this anytime soon
I don't know what they included in the study. So how it lasts might be determined by additional elements. Auto immune can cause brittle bone and joint issues, and there are things that help with auto immune, boswellia, curcumin, cannibinoids, evening primrose oil, which is also good for collagen. Also for collagen intake some information says you need more than C, but copper or a zinc and copper balance, c complex, vit a, and e. Otherwise your body won't produce or absorb it into joints. Anyway I'm going to try the collagen full spectrum peptides along with my son's pig feet remedy he takes so he doesn't have my early onset condition, and all the rest. Currently stuck on ibprofen which I take with nac to protect my kidneys. And alot of things. And magnesium. When I miss any of my routine supplements I'm in more pain than I can handle and can't sleep more than a few hours.
When it comes to the best dosage for you, it is always best to consult with your healthcare provider and also consider your goals. However, the general recommendation for the daily collagen dose starts at 10 grams. If you're using a powdered collagen, this means 1 scoop, although some brands advertise 15-20. Many people start with 1 scoop and increase to 2 scoops if they are physically active or recovering from an injury. Keep in mind that apart from serving size it is evenmoreso about bioavailability (the amount of the collagen protein your body absorbs and utilizes) than the dose on its own. If you want a high bioavailability level, go with collagen hydrolysate, as it offers readily absorbed collagen peptides.
Thank you. I will try this and see if it helps. Mine is mostly in my right hand. Too much use from too much work. Clearly you had no adverse reactions to your second COVID shot.
There's no hard evidence that collagen peptides rebuild cartilage and reduce joint point. These anecdotal studies don't sell me. The real issue though, is it really worth paying for these high dollar supplements only for even your anecdotal, small scale studies to only work in the short/medium term and have no positive long term effects? Or is the suggestion that you take it for 3-6 months to maybe feel slightly better, go back to pain for several months, and restart the cycle over?
@@thankyou4416 Well once you get into magnesium, citrate alone may not be sufficient. You're better off with a product that has multiple forms of magnesium. If you're generally low on magnesium, sure, citrate or glycinate are sufficient. If you want the most benefit though, there are better that a singular form.
So are you saying taking collagen can improve joint pain but then after 6 months, it will go back to how you felt before taking it? Has anyone ever stopped taking it after it is no longer effective stayed off it for a few months, then went back and it started to help again?
@@brykidla It's a good question, because there must be some mechanism that creates the loss of effectiveness. Stopping for a while and trying again may be very effective
Ive been taking collagen since 2019 for my knee pain. If i stop taking it for a week, its starts to hurt again. Until now still taking it and its life changing.
@@christianjoseph27 That's great for you. I did start taking it but all it did for me was give me stomach cramps and diarrhea, unfortunately. Was very disappointed. I had hoped it could do what it claimed to do for me. But it did not.
Because the adverse side effects of vaccines submitted to VAERS are not verified. Any provider can make a submission even if the cause of death is unverified. MedCram speaks on this.
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Im a massage therapist that works with my hands and arms all day and taking collagen everyday has really helped me. My hair is also growing like crazy and my skin is so soft
Listen, Osteoarthritis is a collagen desease. For the average person, a change in eating habits will help. Stay away from refined foods/sugars. Eat your cruciferous vegetables that contain organo sulfur’s. Take vitamin C if you will. Get your minerals, sun, vitamins. And be happy/proud you are making changes.
Wow. The excellent quality in which this review was produced and the concise style earned a review of "superb". We are lucky you do this.
Hello if your looking world best Liquid collagen..
I can help you...
Contains award-winning, multi-patented Collagen/HA Matrix Technology®
Clinically proven
BENEFITS
Improves joint mobility and lubrication*
Reduces joint discomfort*
Promotes healthy cartilage and connective tissue*
Improves muscle tone*
Reduces wrinkles from the inside out*
Increases skin's collagen content*
Improves skin's hydration, firmness and elasticity*
Reduces hyaluronidase - an enzyme that can make your skin age*
Promotes healthy hair, nails, gums and eyes*
Supports cardiovascular health*
Boosts vitality.
Checkout this videos
th-cam.com/video/GCK8YbZKAK0/w-d-xo.html
Thnaks and Regards
I take the exact type that you have. For me it worked extremely fast. I have been taking it for years and will continue doing so because the results have been profound. Now I have resumed doing my weight bearing exercises without pain during or after. I am 60 years young, and when I wake up in the morning, it’s nice to begin my day without any pain. No more joint pain or stiffness. No pharmaceuticals at all. I will take this forever!
Thanks Matthew, for the advice. I am 60 years old also, and I have been resisting taking drugs for joint pain and stiffness. I have stopped eating sugar and gluten recently. Now I will take your advice and use collagen.
@@pugetsound1272
Just be patient and give it time to work and you will be doing your body good.
Thanks for informing about taking it ongoing. I didn't see any sense in starting if it was not going to give results after six months.
You use the brand that popped up on the video or the one on the table in front of her?
@@Thehappyme02
It’s the exact brand that is on the table in front of her.
Nice job, Doc. Good to find someone that actually reviews the evidence thoroughly!
I really appreciate your compact review and frankness. Good job!
I appreciate that!
Taking collagen supplements has been shown to reduce inflammation and stimulate collagen synthesis in the body. This may help promote pain relief among people with joint disorders like osteoarthritis.👍
There is no evidence for it.
@@pillangoszarny except there is, it just doesn't seem to work long term afterward. there are diminishing returns
@@pillangoszarny Ummm....yes there is! Do you have any evidence to the contrary?
Thank you for sharing your analysis of options we have to maximize our health! Your positivity and frankness is gratefully appreciated, and the sharing of educated professionals' work give definite options for becoming better patients! Thank you Dr. Risinger!
It sure helped me. 150%
Thank you Dr. Risinger. I'm glad to see you're looking so well after your two vaccinations. I've been considering adding collagen to my diet, so very appreciative for this series from you in helping me make an educated decision.
This video very informative. I have much respect for the information you are sharing. Stay well and continue to be your authentic self. You are a very caring human being.
Thank you dr for sharing these very valuable informations.just wanted to add that in my country ,my mom used to boil the chicken feet ,and use it in the soups.she said that has cologne which is good for your bones,skin and hair?
Taking collagene is definitely helping me a lot, way longer Than 6 months. My right Knee has already deteriorated from extensive use, as my meniscus had been cracked in an accident long ago, where my knee ligaments suffered ruptures as well. In 2018 the doctors said, that I need an implantatum already, but I am too young. They just made minor corrections. After the operation I could never build my muscles back, as my knee did not support this.
I started with Collagen for 2 years now, not having pain, My muscles are now nicely building back, I become now again physically active. --- I use only Collagene, and when a smaller "accident" happens on the way, and it aches again, I use ASEA
What is asea
I actually happen to use the same brand shown in this video. I came to TH-cam to see if anyone else had had positive results. I personally am having much less joint pain (knees) and just feel generally that my mobility is better. I’ll take for 6 months and maybe stop for a while or have bone broth.
Can I know what brand is that
I've been taking collagen peptides since 6 weeks after my hip replacement. It's been 2 years now, and I feel great. My surgeon had warned me that I'd still have my arthritis in my S.I. joint, that I would only be eliminating hip pain with the surgery, but my S.I. issues, my back and knee pain are barely there! I switch back and forth from bovine to pork-- after I finish one, I take the other. Won't be stopping. I add it to my coffee daily.
We use it (the same brand she has in front of her). It seems to work a bit (spouse has severe pain and deterioration) but it seems using it daily is key (instead of on and off).
I’m about to order another brand though that uses multi sources for its collagen product (beef,chicken,fish and eggshell) to see if that works better.
I've been taking it for almost a decade.. i notice when i don't take it!
Collagen helped my joint pain. I use a Doctor’s Best joint supplement with collagen.
Thank you for getting to the point
I found that taking MSM(sulfur) along with collagen gives me long term results. I've been taking them together for years.
Where is MSM sulfur sold?
Which brand?
my experience is that Collagen Type 2 helped relieve hip joint pain and worked better when taken with gelatin and/or glucosamine. When taken without Collagen Type 2 , Gelatin and glucosamine alone had no pain relief value and NSAID only provided temporary pain relief.
May I know what specific brand are you using? Thanks
I was off collagen for 4 weeks and am in severe joint pain, I finally bought some more, but it is so expensive!
A hip replacement here is about €14,000, daylight robbery so I guess we gotta buy the collagen!!
I experience the same too. So had to continue with the collagen type II intake.
Your still alive ! Great !
Ha! Yes. I am well. Thank you for subscribing.
@@ChristyRisingerMD thank you for being you !
You alright bro?
I’ve been saying I will take collagen since 2020 and I never did because of how expensive it was but now it’s 2024 and my joints hurt so much and I’m taking vitamins but no relief. Today is day 1 of taking collagen from Trader Joe’s. I hope it helps. I think I’m also going to do a prolonged water starting next weekend because I think my excessive weight is part of my problem. Need my body to heal
Well, it's been 8 months since you posted this. How have the results been?
Awesome, very concise
When the pain-relieving benefits waned, were the subjects still taking the collagen or had they stopped?
💊 Collagen peptides may improve joint pain in the short and medium term.
💊 Osteoarthritis and joint pain from aging can be relieved with collagen supplementation.
💊 Ingesting collagen may promote cartilage production, which cushions the joints.
💊 A small study showed significant improvement in pain, stiffness, and physical function with collagen peptide intake.
💊 Collagen hydrolysate supplementation helped in the short and medium term (less than six months) but not in the long term (more than six months).
💊 Younger athletes with joint pain also experienced relief with collagen hydrolysate.
💊 Overall, collagen hydrolysate can be considered for osteoarthritis and acute joint pain, but long-term effects are uncertain.
Thank you. My concern is the quality control standards for products made over seas.
I am a little confused by the long term results, because I can't tell if the subjects in the studies continued taking the collagen supplements or if the supplement was discontinued and the subjects were still monitored for long term affect.
This is such a good question. The studies that continued beyond 6 months showed diminishing effect compared those that were stopped before 6 months. It may be a power issue with the data because the sample size was very small.
There's also no information around their lifestyle habits. Maybe after the medium term they felt more confident in their health and pushed their exercise again, re-injuring themselves.
@@ChristyRisingerMD I'd like to know if taking a break and re-starting it would regain the effect, and if not, why not?
@@bigglyguy8429 i was thinking the same thing. Cycling it may help. But why did the effects diminish?
@@camaroman101 Well our bodies are great at finding balance. You introduce collagen-made-easy, maybe it quits doing whatever it does to create and use its own? I have decided to stop using my supps for a while, just had a big box of 2 months supply delivered but will wait until June to open them, see what happens?
Hey Dr. C Risinger... TH-cam removed your video regarding Ivermectin for 1/20/2021... I saw it this morning and by the after noon it was gone... Wayne T. , Los Angeles, CA
They put it back up after I protested. Thank you for your support.
I have had excellent long term pain relief and the further reduction of the joint space of my hips has stopped with glucosamine 1,500 mg, chondroitin 1,200 mg., collagen l ll lll lV & X 1,735 mg. I had tried glucosamine/chondroitin alone and it didn’t work as well although walking daily 3-4 miles helped. With the added collagen I don’t have to keep up the walking schedule and walk about 2.5 miles 3x/week.
Thank you 😊
Hi where do you get all your supplements how many pills total do you take with this dosage?
@@Juliannemoya72 I get the glucosamine 1,500 mg./chondroitin 1,200 mg. at Walmart by Spring Valley triple strength and take it once a day. I take Nature’s Craft multi collagen types l, ll, lll, V & X 3 times daily. I get the Nature’s Craft once each month auto delivery no delivery charge.
I also walk a lot and that is very important to get blood flowing to the joint and then joint fluid bathes the joint and blood removing toxins from the joint. At first I only made it to the end of the block and every day went further. I wear removable Dansko orthopedic arches in Ecco or Merrill hiking boots that lace up over the ankles for support with very good grip/shock absorbing soles. I usually walk 2.3 + miles each day except for some days when I rest. I always feel better after walking, even if I started out tired.
I have arthritis. I took that collagen you have on your desk. Only took half the recommended serving. It gave me gout. I stopped taking it. In 24 hours I can walk again
Make bone broth
Any recommendations on the best brand of type 2 collagen for someone whos dealing with lower back joint pain and osteoarthritis in hips??
It didn't help me. It made my joints hurt so bad I could barely walk. It hurt to stand up after sitting. Stopped taking it and I was fine again.
excellent knowledge provided by DR Christy related to Collagen peptide therapeutic use in arthritis which cause erosion of cartilage in intra articular joints # but the Collagen peptide will have its action on cartilage repair only when it is injected in intra articular fluid & space otherwise if taken by mouth it may be metabolized in the liver & will not have action on cartilage #
The ivermectin video just got removed by YT, I was like a minute in
this isn't disinformation
you're just sharing NIH updated guidlelines
Does all types help with joint pain or just type II?
Type II and Type X I believe
It helped my knee pain…bought at Sam’s Club in pill form…
MSM also for joint pain
Yes it can help full rotator cuff thickness tear pain reduced by 80% in less than 2 weeks
Did you try collagen. May I ask what brand did you use. Thank you
Why does it wane if you keep taking it? Do you need to cycle it (3 months taking and then a 3 month break from it)?
The language in the meta-study results was ambiguous as to whether "long-term" meant while still taking it or after stopping taking it. However in this study "A Collagen Supplement Improves Skin Hydration, Elasticity, Roughness, and Density: Results of a Randomized, Placebo-Controlled, Blind Study", they had a 12 week study about effect on skin that showed clear improvement, with a follow up 4 weeks after stopping taking it, which showed partial loss of the improvement.
Thankyou for this..i am 60 and have been looking for something that will ease the pain and stiffness i have in several parts of my body due to Arthritis..ive been using collagen peptide powder for a few weeks and find my hair looks better and my nails are stronger, but i havent noticed any improvements in my bones and joints yet. i dont know how long to give it?
Don’t forget to take vitamin D 3 , citrate magnesium supplement. B12 vitamin. And vitamin C . Avoid carbs. Like bread. Any flour bread or pasta , pizza. Warm water with little bit of honey . First thing in the morning. ✨
They say that Type 2 collagen (from chickens) is best for joint health.
@loonylinda Did you continue the collagen powder? How are you doing now?
My joints pop a lot. Not sure why. Would collagen help with that?
Good question. I also need to know.🤔
A few minutes per day of stretching and mobility training does for sure
Hi,This is twinkle here from India ..i am consuming kayo collagen from the last 4 days... I got skin rashes on neck,and burning sensation in stomach after consuming kayo collagen..can u suggest me tht should i continue powder.... I have one more question tht is collagen makes skin and health worse or like in pre situation if i stop consume it...is it necessary to take collagen life long
It could be your allergic to fish
Any thoughts on why this will not help long-term? Is it really just a data issue?
Possibly. The studies are very small.
Thanks Dr C 😁
what about rheumatoid arthritis
What about lysine?
TH-cam took down your video on Ivermectin.
After I protested, they put it back up. Thank you for your support!
How does collagen and vitamin D3 , does help the d levels?
I started taking collagen for my knee which made a click noise like a pen 🖊 when I’d extend it and it was painful. It made the pain go away and it doesn’t click like it used to.
How fast did it work for you pain wise because I’m cracking my head iv been having such severe knee pain and cracking of knee starterd taking it today and I’m telling u pain has come down don’t know if it’s in my head or for some Ppl it works faster plzz reply how long did it take for u to notice pain coming down
@@nelilexaba it went away pretty quickly. I started to noticed a difference within a couple of weeks. My mom also started taking it for knee pain and she said she noticed a difference even sooner. My husband takes it for hair. He started slowly seeing some results months after starting it.
Any idea it can do to hiernated disc?
After I took the vaccine for the "virus of unknown origin" my joints went downhill very fast. They felt like they were on fire and everyday activities hurt. After lots of nsaids and a few rounds of Prednisone still I had problems.
Two months into a changed diet that includes collagen peptides, hyaluronic acid, and tumeric and I feel a ton better. Even started jogging short distances again. Needless to say, I won't be stopping this anytime soon
Can i contact u doctor .i am from srilanka .
I don't know what they included in the study. So how it lasts might be determined by additional elements. Auto immune can cause brittle bone and joint issues, and there are things that help with auto immune, boswellia, curcumin, cannibinoids, evening primrose oil, which is also good for collagen. Also for collagen intake some information says you need more than C, but copper or a zinc and copper balance, c complex, vit a, and e. Otherwise your body won't produce or absorb it into joints. Anyway I'm going to try the collagen full spectrum peptides along with my son's pig feet remedy he takes so he doesn't have my early onset condition, and all the rest. Currently stuck on ibprofen which I take with nac to protect my kidneys. And alot of things. And magnesium. When I miss any of my routine supplements I'm in more pain than I can handle and can't sleep more than a few hours.
@Sungaze-px3rb Did you start the collagen? How are you doing now?
How many times a day do I take this powder ? Is it twice a day ?
When it comes to the best dosage for you, it is always best to consult with your healthcare provider and also consider your goals. However, the general recommendation for the daily collagen dose starts at 10 grams. If you're using a powdered collagen, this means 1 scoop, although some brands advertise 15-20. Many people start with 1 scoop and increase to 2 scoops if they are physically active or recovering from an injury. Keep in mind that apart from serving size it is evenmoreso about bioavailability (the amount of the collagen protein your body absorbs and utilizes) than the dose on its own. If you want a high bioavailability level, go with collagen hydrolysate, as it offers readily absorbed collagen peptides.
So peptides good. Got it
Thank you. I will try this and see if it helps. Mine is mostly in my right hand. Too much use from too much work. Clearly you had no adverse reactions to your second COVID shot.
So far...
There's no hard evidence that collagen peptides rebuild cartilage and reduce joint point. These anecdotal studies don't sell me. The real issue though, is it really worth paying for these high dollar supplements only for even your anecdotal, small scale studies to only work in the short/medium term and have no positive long term effects? Or is the suggestion that you take it for 3-6 months to maybe feel slightly better, go back to pain for several months, and restart the cycle over?
Together with citrate magnesium supplement . ✨doNT forget vitamin D 3 , C
@@thankyou4416 Well once you get into magnesium, citrate alone may not be sufficient. You're better off with a product that has multiple forms of magnesium. If you're generally low on magnesium, sure, citrate or glycinate are sufficient. If you want the most benefit though, there are better that a singular form.
Why do you have a particular collagen brand on your desk? Is this some sort of subliminal advertising?
So are you saying taking collagen can improve joint pain but then after 6 months, it will go back to how you felt before taking it? Has anyone ever stopped taking it after it is no longer effective stayed off it for a few months, then went back and it started to help again?
Makes no sense! Lol
Same question I wanna ask ✔️✔️
@@brykidla It's a good question, because there must be some mechanism that creates the loss of effectiveness. Stopping for a while and trying again may be very effective
Ive been taking collagen since 2019 for my knee pain. If i stop taking it for a week, its starts to hurt again. Until now still taking it and its life changing.
@@christianjoseph27 That's great for you. I did start taking it but all it did for me was give me stomach cramps and diarrhea, unfortunately. Was very disappointed. I had hoped it could do what it claimed to do for me. But it did not.
It works great for my arthritis. I take it with turmeric every morning and I feel like I can run 10 miles.
In powder? Or pill form? How many mgs a day?
@@johnkap5740 In pill form
Can’t remember how many mgm but the turmeric alone with black pepper does the job for me
Please make a video why the CDC refuses to report adverse reactions from the CONVID jab to VAERS?
Because the adverse side effects of vaccines submitted to VAERS are not verified.
Any provider can make a submission even if the cause of death is unverified.
MedCram speaks on this.
Get bent, kid.
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They have blocked your 2nd Ivermectin video.
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Why would you want to improve joint pain? Wouldn't you get rid of it?