The best collagen? Your own.

Ever since using Biosil, I've noticed a significant improvement in my nails and hair! I've been seeking a solution for the growth and thickness of my hair and nails because my beauty and health are important to me. I noticed my hair was not as thick as it used to be, and my nails were weak and brittle— until I found Biosil! I tried hair vitamins by several generic brands, but nothing ever seemed to work. After doing general research online, I found out about Biosil. I first began using Biosil back in 2010. I started with Biosil Drops, which I'd use in my juices and smoothies. After 3 weeks of continuous use, my nails were stronger and no longer brittle. After 6 weeks, my hair was thicker and longer by half an inch. My friends and family even noticed a difference in my hair. I am very impressed with the results and the ease of use!

As we age, it’s critical to ensure we have enough of this key protein

Collagen—along with hyaluronic acid—forms the “intracellular cement” that literally holds us together. There are several different types of collagen, but type II is by far the most abundant in our bodies, representing 30 percent of total body protein and up to 70 percent of the proteins in our connective tissues.

Aging and Skin Health

As we age, a lot happens in the collagen-rich support structure of the skin (the dermis). First and foremost, the activity of the fibroblasts—the cells responsible for making collagen, elastin, and hyaluronic acid—slows down. All of these factors ultimately lead to a thinner dermis and structural changes that lead to skin looking old and weathered.

Joint and Bone Health

As we grow older, natural collagen production also slows in our joints and may lead to osteoarthritis. The ligaments and tendons may also weaken. Bone is also rich in collagen. In fact, about 30–40 percent of bone is composed of collagen. If the collagen content is low, the bone becomes more brittle and fracture risk increases dramatically.

Increasing Collagen Content

Collagen supplements can provide the building blocks of collagen manufacture, but the key to increasing collagen levels is to increase the activity of collagen-producing cells. Collagen supplements have shown mixed results in promoting joint health.

One of the most interesting and well-documented approaches to increasing the manufacture of collagen is the use of a highly bioavailable form of silica—choline stabilized orthosilicic acid or ch-OSA (sold as Biosil). Initially, research focused on the ability of ch-OSA to increase the levels of hydroxyproline, the key amino acid required for the production of collagen and elastin. Clinical studies with ch-OSA showed impressive results in women age 40–65 with signs of sun damage and premature aging of the skin. Those receiving 10 mg of ch-OSA daily experienced 30 percent improvements in shallow, fine lines and 55 percent increased skin elasticity.

Source: https://doctormurray.com/the-collagen-connection-3/

Despite eating a healthy diet, my nails were weak, brittle, and peeled after years of wearing nail polish and gels. It was frustrating and made me self-conscious. They were paper thin and broke easily. I learned about Biosil from a friend whose nails were firm and beautiful and whose hair was super-shiny. I asked her secret and she said Biosil, so I researched it and ordered a bottle immediately. After a couple of months, my nails were long and strong again! They no longer break easily. While I'm a proponent of getting our nutrition from whole foods and minimizing supplements, the results of Biosil - both in my own experience and their clinical trials - speak for themselves. Now, not only do I take it daily myself, but I also recommend it to my clients who want healthier hair, skin, and nails.