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New craze for collagen drinks suggests you can... Supermodels, television stars and beauty insiders alike have come out to say they are now drinking their beauty products. No, they're not glugging Creme de la Mer, but rather drinks that contain collagen, a protein in skin that gives it a youthful look. The brands behind these drinks - including beauty'in Beauty Drink and Pure Gold Collagen - claim they boost collagen levels in the skin. Britain is late to the party.
Collagen is a natural protein component of the skin that acts like a scaffold and the main building block for cells, tissues and organs. About a third of the protein content in your body is made up of collagen, which is found in the bones, muscles, and tissues of the organs.Collagen, keratin and elastin give the skin its strength, elasticity and structure.The body naturally produces the collagen that it needs, but this production is gradually disrupted as part of the natural aging process. Women produce less collagen than men, and this collagen is lost at a rate of about 1% per year.he truth is, however, that there is little to no evidence that beauty supplements, pills and drinks can do what they claim. Collagen is a type of protein which when ingested, is broken down by the digestive system into individual amino acids to be recombined by cells according to their needs.