Cellular health and how collagen supports it
Discover how collagen supports stronger, younger-acting cells and why this powerful extracellular protein is key to firmer, radiant, healthy-looking skin from within.
How much collagen should I take per day?
If you’ve ever wondered, “how much collagen should I take?” or“how many mg of collagen is right for women?”, you’re not alone. As collagen supplements continue to dominate the wellness space, understanding the optimal dosage is essential for seeing real results.
Collagen supplements evidence: Study shows improvement in skin quality
In a 2024 clinical study conducted by the GBA Polska Cosmetics Research Centre, Collagen Shots was tested over a 60-day period in women aged 35-55. The results? Both dermatological assessments and participant feedback confirmed visible and measurable improvements in skin health, adding clinical credibility to what our customers have been saying for years.
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White mulberry leaf benefits and uses
We look at the incredible benefits that the white mulberry leaf offers us.
How to supercharge your metabolism
Many factors influence the way we feel. One thing that has a considerable impact is our metabolic rate.
Why strong bones rely on hydration
Bone health depends on more than calcium alone. Explore how combining Advanced Bone Complex with H3O Hydration creates a powerful mineral synergy to support stronger bones, muscle function and cellular health. Electrolytes in H3O Hydration help support hydration and mineral transport, while Advanced Bone Complex provides magnesium, vitamin D3, K2 and supportive nutrients essential for bone renewal and balance. Together, they help minerals work more effectively within the body, supporting long-term bone strength from the inside out.
Our top skin saviours for long haul flights
Long-haul flights don’t have to mean lacklustre skin.
7 top tips to avoid dehydration while flying
Have you ever wondered how celebs manage to put down at a destination looking as though they’ve just walked out of the most amazing facial ever?
Is collagen good for hair?
We normally think of collagen as just being in our skin, but did you know that collagen is in every strand of hair.
What type of hair do I have?
Curly, wavy, straight, kinky, frizzy, voluminous… there are plenty of hair types and states your hair can be in.
Foods for bone health: how to strengthen bones naturally
Bone health depends on more than calcium alone. The right foods provide essential nutrients that support bone strength, density and lifelong skeletal resilience.Discover the best foods for bone health and how nutrition can naturally protect and maintain strong, healthy bones.
Magnesium Glycinate benefits for bones and sleep
Magnesium glycinate is one of the most effective and well-tolerated forms of magnesium, supporting sleep, bone strength, muscle relaxation and nervous system balance. We explore the benefits of magnesium glycinate, how it works in the body, and why it plays such an important role in everything from better sleep to long-term bone and hormonal health.
Vitamin K2 benefits: why it’s essential for bone health
Understand the key benefits of vitamin K2, how it works synergistically with vitamin D and magnesium, and why it’s an essential part of Advanced Bone Complex for long-term skeletal strength.
Introducing Advanced Bone Complex
Advanced Bone Complex is a next-generation formula designed to support stronger bones, muscular balance and restorative sleep. Unlike traditional bone supplements that focus solely on calcium, this unique blend works in harmony with the body’s natural circadian rhythm, supporting night-time bone renewal when it’s most active. Featuring magnesium glycinate, vitamin D3, K2VITAL™ K2, silicon, boron and vitamin C, Advanced Bone Complex helps promote deeper sleep, collagen formation and long-term skeletal health - all while you rest.
When does bone loss begin?
Bone loss can begin earlier than most people realise, with bone density gradually declining from our mid-30s. Hormonal changes, nutrition, pregnancy and menopause all play important roles in determining lifelong bone strength. Understanding when bone loss begins allows you to take proactive steps to protect bone density and support healthy ageing.