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Collagen-Boosting Foods and Supplements

Want to minimize sagging skin and wrinkles during menopause? Learn how to pump up collagen levels through strategic nutrition choices and supplements that replenish structural proteins for more youthful looking skin.

Brie
Brie Published November 27, 2023
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As we go through menopause, declining estrogen levels lead to rapid depletion of collagen – the protein that keeps skin supple and hydrated. Loss of this structural support system causes the thinning, dryness and sagging we associate with mature skin.

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Prioritize Vitamin CBone Broth Boasts CollagenEat More Collagen-Building ProteinsHydrate with Fruits and VeggiesConsider Collagen Supplements

Fortunately, it’s possible to replenish collagen from the inside out through strategic nutrition. Loading up on targeted foods and supplements can help restore plumpness, resilience and that coveted youthful glow to our complexions.


Prioritize Vitamin C

Vitamin C is essential for collagen production. And as we age, research shows that skin’s vitamin C levels can decline significantly. Make sure to meet the RDA of 75 mg for women daily.

Sweet peppers, citrus fruits, broccoli and strawberries are all stellar sources. Supplements are another option to get your daily dose.


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Codeage Vitamin C

High-potency supplement containing 1500mg of vitamin C, citrus bioflavonoids, quercetin, elderberry, rosehip, zinc, and alpha lipoic acid. 

$35.99SHOP

Bone Broth Boasts Collagen

Sipping on bone broth provides collagen directly – especially when made from chicken feet or joints. Bone broth also contains amino acids that fuel our body’s own collagen production. Have a warm mug daily to maximize skin benefits.


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Stripes Evening Wear

A unique combo of a gentle retinoid and natural active ingredients help firm and nourish skin while you snooze.

$80SHOP

Eat More Collagen-Building Proteins

The amino acids proline, glycine and lysine are collagen’s building blocks. Foods with the highest concentrations include fish, bone broth, eggs, spirulina, beans, seeds and soy products like tofu.


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Rose Quartz Ridged Roller

Rose Quartz improves elasticity, tightens + tones a tired complexion, smoothes signs of aging, and minimizes puffiness.

$44SHOP

Hydrate with Fruits and Veggies

Staying hydrated keeps skin cells plump and fuels the metabolism to generate collagen. Avoid dehydrating caffeine and alcohol. Instead, fill up on water along with fresh fruits and crunchy vegetables which pack more fluid.


Consider Collagen Supplements

If adjusting your diet alone isn’t rewinding the clock for tired skin, collagen supplements may give you an added edge. Look for hydrolyzed collagen peptides from either marine or bovine sources. Match dosage to manufacturer instructions.


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Codeage Collagen

Collagen powder offering 18 amino acids, contains zero carbs, and is easy to mix into your daily routine.

$39.00SHOP

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By Brie
My writing primarily focuses on lifestyle and wellness. I have a knack for blending personal anecdotes with practical advice, creating relatable and inspiring content. My blog posts often include topics like mindfulness, eco-friendly living, and holistic health.
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