10 papers analyzed
These studies suggest that collagen peptides are generally safe and offer various health benefits, including improving skin properties, joint health, and providing antibacterial effects, without causing adverse events.
7 papers analyzed
Collagen peptides, often derived from marine or animal sources, have gained popularity as dietary supplements for their potential health benefits, particularly in skin anti-aging, joint health, and overall well-being. The safety and efficacy of collagen peptides have been the subject of various clinical studies.
The research indicates that collagen peptides are generally safe and can provide various health benefits, including improvements in skin health, joint pain relief, and potential antimicrobial effects. They can be safely incorporated into the diet and used in various applications without causing adverse effects. The studies collectively support the safety of collagen peptides as a supplement and as an ingredient in food and pharmaceutical products.
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