Abstract Summary
Objective: This study explores the impact of collagen supplementation on joint health, specifically in reducing pain and improving mobility in individuals with osteoarthritis.
Context: Considering the prevalence of joint degenerative diseases among the elderly and athletes, this study focuses on collagen's role in promoting joint cartilage regeneration and reducing inflammation.
Methods Used
Approach: This research is the result of a comprehensive analysis of numerous existing studies on the effects of collagen peptides on joint health. It particularly focuses on the context of osteoarthritis and other joint-related disorders, ensuring a thorough understanding of the topic.
Data Sources: Examination of clinical trials, health databases, and scientific publications that discuss collagen peptides and their efficacy in joint health management.
Researchers' Summary of Findings
Health Implications: Collagen supplementation is consistently shown to reduce joint pain and enhance mobility in individuals suffering from joint degenerative conditions. The study underscores collagen's therapeutic benefits in managing osteoarthritis symptoms.
DOI: 10.1097/01.JSM.0000244615.57543.0f