COLE Skin & Supplements — a brand founded by Dr. Jillian Cole, who has a background in naturopathic medicine and nutraceuticals — has introduced a new dietary product dubbed Marine Collagen. This latest offering is positioned as an internal solution that promises to improve skin appearance and overall vitality.
The new Marine Collagen supplement is formulated with hydrolyzed collagen peptides derived from wild fish caught in the North Atlantic, with each serving providing a ten-gram dose. COLE Skin & Supplements emphasizes the purity of the formula, stating it contains no additional ingredients and that it was made in Canada. The hydrolyzation process, on the other hand, is highlighted as a method to enhance the body's ability to absorb the protein.
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What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Unflavored Supplements
- A growing market for supplements that prioritize ingredient purity and simplicity invites innovation in targeting health-conscious consumers seeking cleaner labels.
- Marine-derived Nutraceuticals
- Interest in marine-derived nutraceuticals offers new opportunities to create potent, bioavailable supplements using sustainable marine resources.
- Hydrolyzed Protein Innovation
- Advancements in hydrolyzed protein processing are enhancing nutrient absorption capabilities, enabling development of more effective dietary supplements.
Sectors Adopting This
- Nutraceuticals
- The nutraceutical sector is experiencing disruption through the introduction of cleaner and more sustainable supplement options derived from marine sources.
- Sustainable Fisheries
- Sustainable fisheries are finding new avenues for collaboration with health and wellness brands focused on using marine resources for innovative product development.
- Cosmeceuticals
- Cosmeceuticals continue to merge the boundaries of beauty and health, with marine collagen supplements representing influential crossover products for skin vitality.
