#303: Collagen, How We Make It, Why We Need It, and How to Build More With Silica
Jared interviews Richard Passwater Jr. about one of the most talked about proteins, collagen. This interview is loaded with great info on how the human body produces collagen, and what is needed to produce more. You’ll also learn how collagen breaks down through stress, free radicals, and other assaults.
Richard also shares the research on silica and BioSil in particular, which is deep and impressive. It’s a fascinating interview and one we hope you will love.
Links:
Biosil Capsules
Biosil Liquid
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