Hydrolysed collagen
Hydrolysed collagen, sold as a dietary supplement and food ingredient.
Some studies suggest modest skin and joint benefits from oral collagen peptides, though results vary and marketing often overstates them. This is a very different category to injectable peptides.
Generally low-risk as a food-type supplement for most people. The main issue is over-claiming rather than safety.
Regulated as a food or supplement product in Australia, not a medicine. Health claims are restricted.
Lawfully sold as a food/supplement. It is not regulated as a medicine and should not carry medicine-style claims.
This entry is general information about Collagen peptides, not a recommendation to use it. We don’t provide dosing, protocols or sourcing. Speak to a registered practitioner.
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