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  • Collagen-Infused Coffee -- Genius Product or Total Scam?

  • Posted by Sarah on 10/26/2009 at 5:10pm
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  • This is not a joke. Nescafe has a new product -- coffee sachets with 200mg of collagen infused in them. At first glance this seems like a great idea, collagen is key to keeping your skin looking young, and what could be easier than getting a daily dose of it with your coffee?

  • But … there's a little problem with this idea, since health experts say that the collagen would be broken down in your digestive system and never actually make it to your skin. Whomp-whomp.

  • Nescafe isn't the first brand to try this idea; this product has been around for awhile and claims to do the same things. What do you think? Are collagen-infused food, drinks and supplements the wave of the future, or just a hoax?

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      • aprilfool

      • posted by aprilfool on 10/25/2009 at 10:49am
      • I don't know if taking collegen orally will help your skin, but several years ago after an auto accident, a naturopathic doctor perscribed oral collegen to lubricate and heal my neck and back pain. I used 11 drops daily in a glass of orange juice and it also helped my osteoarthritis in my knees. I would certainly be willing to try it in coffee if it were not cost prohibitive. $35.00 per month was the reason that I stopped years ago. This is what I experienced and is no joke.

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