Collagen Supplements: Do They REALLY Work?

[@debbiechadwick861]

I was having bad knee pain to the point I couldn't sleep at night. Bone on bone. Out of desperation I tried 30 grams of collagen a day and after 6 weeks the pain was almost gone. 5 years ago and still not having surgery. If someone thinks it's a placebo then I say fine. Whatever. The pain went away. This motivated me to lose weight and after a year I dropped 100 lbs. Im sure that is what kept it going. But I still take the collagen. The pain relief was quite profound for me.

[@teryl4708]

Which collagen are you taking, please?

[@celia-Sea]

Congrats on your weight loss! And feeling better

[@kathleenrussell1932]

Yes congratulations on the loss of weight and lower amount of pain. Keep it up.

[@marthafreeman2308]

Which one did you take pills or powder

[@debbiechadwick861]

@marthafreeman2308 Powder. Mid priced is Purely Inspired brand. Walmart or Amazon. 30 grams a day. Every body reacts different but my knees improved in about 6 weeks. But also stop eating inflammatory foods. Sugar, gluten, processed anything.

[@maryc1952]

I have been taking a collagen powder in my coffee every morning for about 6 months now. I can't say that I have noticed any big difference. I am 72. I have also increased my protein and fiber intake for the past few months. I think I will stop with the collagen powder and see if I notice anything different. Thank you for this video. I appreciate hearing from real Docs.

[@Sam9wilson9]

Sounds like a solid plan. Curious what you will feel here.

[@TalkingWithDocs]

You’re welcome. Keep us updated

[@Khaos969]

Why stop the collagen .. it’s very good for your bone and joint health

[@maryc1952]

@@Khaos969 I use diet and exercise.

[@mduboisdefiance]

The skin on my forearms had become very thin, and even slight contact with objects caused bleeding. However, after four months of taking collagen peptides, this problem has completely resolved. It's the only supplement I take.

[@TalkingWithDocs]

Very cool!

[@routmaster38]

Im 86 and for ten years my forarms bruise easily too.

[@mduboisdefiance]

@@routmaster38 I'm 65. Have you tried collagen peptides, it took several months of taking the supplement before I noticed the improvement; however, the improvement is remarkable. I take a brand that says, "Hydrolyzed, grass fed, pasture raised, NSF, Certified Sport, Whole3 approved".

[@cobyloewen3388]

So, I HAVE to listen to this one again!! For info as well as entertainment. Science based…well, maybe not the humour related stuff!!! Thank you!!!!

[@karenartis4472]

Would you mind sharing which one you’re taking? I’m experiencing skin thinning and clinical studies do show an improvement in skin thickness.

[@charlieanstey9998]

I have been taking collagen peptides for 3 years for knee pain and it seems to be helping much more than the glucosamine and chondroitin did. Also turmeric seems to help. My GP took away my Celebrex because of my age and his risk tolerance.

[@kevingarand1426]

I got the placebo effect when i watched this video!! :)

[@TalkingWithDocs]

It happens 😀

[@margaretshaw9168]

yes I think it helps me , my skin recoves cuts faster then before. 64 year old women, I have been on it 6 months

[@twinkletoes1507]

You docs are great. I just deleted this long TMI about my own journey & what’s worked to keep this ol’ woman, seemingly healthy, fit, good muscle mass, energy, cognition, sex drive, increased my bones from osteoporosis to osteopenia & i hope for more improvement. I’m an RN in a snf where a lot of the patients are now younger than me with horrible health-So many amputations r/t T2DM, osteomyelitis with of potent IV antibiotics. Post sepsis from PNA & UTI’s(mostly women here). I’d love to feel free to have a discussion, but again TMI. Good show. So much snake oil out there, & then there’s those things/medications that can deliver that most docs won’t touch-like Ritalin to get a depressed woman who has an amputation the energy to eat, get out of bed, work with therapy, & go home again with her husband. So peace out, & this is much shorter than my original over sharing. 😂

[@TalkingWithDocs]

Thanks for sharing!! And for being an RN!

[@twinkletoes1507]

@@TalkingWithDocs For some reason, i had a burning desire to just unload yesrerday. It was a long week. Your upbeat, easy banter with each other while you share the data, research, &”your knowledge & wisdom is great.

[@neyral.castillo1696]

You guys always made my day with good info and a very positive attitude . Keep the good work 🙏

[@TalkingWithDocs]

Our pleasure! Thanks so much

[@Izzy-pg5nk]

Can you please do a review on the benefits of infrared light therapy and if there are any at home devices that are approved for use? Great content. Thank you.

[@TalkingWithDocs]

Great idea. We will add it to the list

[@sheryljackson8068]

​@TalkingWithDocs thank you!!!

[@kathrynm5841]

Something improved my bone density scan. I showed some changes; I took action. So over the 2 years or whatever it was until I scanned again, I began taking collagen powder every morning in my smoothie, and tried to increase my protein intake since I rarely eat meat. I was already exercising, weight training, running and have for many years. Next scan showed improvement. I also notice less stiffness in my hands--it was getting rather bad but during that time it improved. I quit taking the powder for a while thinking it was a fluke, and over time stiffness came back. Started again, stiffness was better. So, I'm going to continue to take it. Isn't hurting me so why not?

[@SuperMrAndersen]

Isn't eating meat deliver more amino acids than just collagen? Also protein in vegetables has different % of different amino acids, this could be a problem.

[@Sam9wilson9]

Did you use the literal exact DEXA machine? Not same brand, same exact machine. Curious here. Thanks !

[@kathrynm5841]

@@Sam9wilson9 Good point I didn't think about! I can't be sure - I was at the same facility but couldn't say if it was the same machine since it was a couple years between scans. But I’ll still take the win anyway lol

[@kathrynm5841]

@@SuperMrAndersen meat is a good pure source of protein, I just don't each much of it and when I do it's poultry or maybe sometimes canned tuna. I do put whey protein in my smoothies.

[@SuperMrAndersen]

@@kathrynm5841 I used to drink protein smoothies 10 years ago when I started my journey at the gym. I'm 52 now. And whey protein gave me higher blood pressure (I'm sure about that). So now I'm eating only completely natural food, mainly chicken as a source of protein. I'm sceptical now about any kind of processed food.

[@clairemcdonald9298]

I had gastric by pass 20 years ago, and have been taking collagen and multi vitamin daily as I am unable to digest most foods (in sufficient quanties) and it has helped my skin and hair, joint pain and nails. Not sure if it's the collagen but for being in my late 50 ^s I feel good

[@TalkingWithDocs]

Sweet

[@frenchwithmimi8452]

I buy my collagen at the Bulk Barn in powder form. I normally take about 1 Tablespoon in my Smoothie. I found that not only my hair is healthier, but also my nails. I am due for a Bone density test. Hoping it has improved. Thank you! Enjoy always listening to your videos😀

[@sparky7915]

By eating right and taking collagen I believe I am providing my body with nutrients and things that it needs to function properly. But what is not discussed or mentioned is whether or not the body will discard it if it is not needed for anything. I hope the stuff just doesn't stay inside of us. We are all different. For example, I can not sleep if I have a coffee before bedtime. Yet I have met people who say that a coffee before bedtime helps them sleep. It may the same situation for collagen.

[@pamelanewton3669]

I started taking collagen about a year before my scheduled knee replacement. I was not really hoping for any results, just giving something a try. Well after 6 months of taking it, I was walking up and down stairs like a normal person. I almost cancelled the knee replacement surgery. Actually had to talk myself of not calling to do that. Super glad I had the surgery. Do I think the collagen helped. Yup I do. I certainly can see the benefits in my skin and hair. I am now waiting for a shoulder replacement. No amount of collagen is going to fix what is wrong with my shoulder. However, I did try and go without the collagen for a 6 months period and I ended up with all the aches and pains that had gone away in my other joints and my hair was falling out in clumps. Went back on the collagen and within 3 months the aches and pains went away and my hair started growing back. So if it’s all in my head, that is OK with me. I enjoy not having all the aches and pains. Only thing that still really hurts is that shoulder that is waiting for surgery but its problem has nothing to do with tendons.

[@margaretshaw9168]

m e as well

[@michellekelly2937]

If you don't mind me asking, what Collagen (brand name) are you taking? It's obviously working very well for you which is great. Thank you!

[@pamelanewton3669]

@ I’m taking Marine Collagen from a company called Isagenix. Not cheap but right now I think it’s worth it

[@michellekelly2937]

@@pamelanewton3669 Thank you! Is it the Collagen Elixir (liquid) that you're taking? That's the only Marine Collagen product I see on their website.

[@pamelanewton3669]

@ Yes, that’s the one

[@tammycobb7107]

I take collagen powder every morning in my coffee and it helps for the wrinkles under my eyes. I can tell a difference when I stop taking it but I realize this is only short term but it does help.

[@debbiechadwick861]

@@tammycobb7107 Dotto. I had remarks about my skin and general appearance looking good.

[@TalkingWithDocs]

Thanks for sharing

[@loral10311]

what brand do you use ?

[@kurdcryptocurrency9365]

I had an anal fistula for some years. It was gradually getting bigger to a point where with touching with a finger I could literally feel a round hole under the skin just next to my back passage , where "flesh" was missing. It was also cosmetically visible, skin colour had changed etc but still dry - drops of bleeding sometimes. Lots of my own research and it became clear that it was a fistula, and apparently, once it was there "usually the only way" to treat it permanently was surgery. Apparently this was an inevitable outcome, but surgery also did not mean 100% success rate, as it could re/form elsewhere etc. Then I started taking a mix of collagen+ whey protein daily - actually for an entirely different reason. Within a few weeks, magic was happening.. the hole and swelling were slowly disappearing. Shortly after this time,, my hospital appointment came up and did an MRI scan. The surgeon called me back and told me that indeed there WAS a fistula x cm deep etc BUT it was healed! The MRI could see where it formerly was but there was no hole any more, it was completely closed and healed now!!! "That is what the MRI shows", he said. I was in disbelief. Then I thought about it later and smiled when I come up with the reason for the "magic". I still continue taking the collagen daily (when I remember!), and several months later, even cosmetically, the place of the fistula is no longer visible and it has completely healed. I am certain that collagen saved me having a surgery with an uncertain outcome and ended more fistula forming... when I look back, it worked fast and effectively. There is no other reason that I can think about for that miracle apart from the collagen ( the whey protein too maybe- but I was taking a small/ maybe negligible amount of this - I don't know.. ?).

[@Dawna-gp1zk]

Thank you doctors! Excellent info. Hugs from a retired health care worker.

[@davidhester9897]

Be sure to get enough Glycine, one third of all collagen is made from that one amino acid, they say as you get older the body doesn't make enough and many common protein foods that people consume doesn't contain enough. I take a Glycine supplement and can definitely tell a difference.

[@mateslami]

The only difference that I noticed was that my hair and nails were growing much faster.

[@miriamzajfman4305]

I saved my knees with exercise and diet . 👍

[@TalkingWithDocs]

Very good!

[@distrachan2671]

My plastic surgeon told to me take it before facial resurfacing months from now. and to take it afterwards. I like what you said about taking it stimulates more production of collagen. That alone is a great reason to take it!

[@bbdaria3023]

Hey Docs, good to see you funny guys !!

[@derekwalters4980]

I'm one of those people that, out of desperation and pain in my hips, hadn't eaten red meat (cow, pig, lamb etc) since I was 15yrs old. As city folk, my parents decided, in the early 1970's, to quite their jobs (Dad was a VP at GM here in the SF Bay Area) and buy a dairy farm. What I found out is that, #1 - I don't want to meet my dinner before I eat it. #2 - Animals are funny, smart, have personalities and give and receive love...WTHeck??? Let me also add, one of my new best friends I met, their family owned a meat lot and "processing" facility. My first introduction to what is being wrapped up and sold at our big chain supermarkets...now that is enough to make anyone rethink their diet. Anyway, I was having so much pain in my hips and shoulders, I broke down and plugged my nose, closed my mind, and started putting 4scoops (I've no idea what the actual measurement of the collagen was, but I bought all of it from Costco) of collagen in my coffee. I did this for 8 months, plenty of time to see, imo, noticeable difference. It didn't happen for me at all. I hated the taste and it was not cheap, actually quite pricey. I will say this, unlike other folks, after 8 months of adding those extra calories to my diet, already suffering from painful walking, I gained a good 20+ lbs. That collagen has som calories and I was not in shape to add a workout to my day. Thank Go, since then, I've had both hips replaced, and am currently waiting for the right time to have my shoulder replaced. At the end of the day, I"m not sure collagen supplements can trump (I hate using curse words!) bad genes.

[@TalkingWithDocs]

Thank you for sharing your story

[@Mimi-ry4dt]

Interesting. As usual, I learned new things, and also had fun and laughed while watching. Had just bought some collagen, and now I have more to consider. Thanks.

[@TalkingWithDocs]

Wonderful!

[@GONNALIVEHIKING]

I appreciate All of these unbiased reviews, you guys rock! I wont be forking my $ over for collagen anytime soon

[@TalkingWithDocs]

Appreciate it. Thanks for watching

[@presence5426]

They're not unbiased.

[@sheryljackson8068]

My nails and hair grow noticeably faster since taking collagen. I take a Canadian product with an NPN #. I previously took a product out of the US and didn't see or feel anything that indicated it was having an impact. My thoughts are if l can see a visible change, perhaps it's working on the inside too. Fingers 🤞

[@matty946]

I'm a 55 year old active male, who was diagnosed with CAM type FAI this year. Along with other reasonably priced supplements like vitamins and glucosamine, I've been taking 2 teaspoons of pure gelatin in my daily protein smoothie. I've heard good things about gelatin for osteoarthritis, and it's really affordable. What's your take, Docs?

[@kibibimoshi8235]

Where do you buy??

[@matty946]

I get a 2 pound bag of gelatin powder for about $30 in Canada. Online - you know where....

[@jodouka]

Doctors u are amazing.I am watching u 3 months now..Please give us some insights for ekzema ,dermatitis and ear pain ,different topic .Thank u and keep up ,u are amazing

[@melissabrown6254]

Great information. I wondered about trying it but now I am on the fence about it.

[@TalkingWithDocs]

Glad it was helpful! Good luck

[@yvettebennett6170]

Absolutely enjoyed this podcast and had to subscribe. Enjoyed your thoughts and opinions and info. Plus the banter was entertaining. I find thr placebo effect fascinating. Thank you.

[@MarianneParejko]

I will give it a try. Thank you.

[@saraht4973]

We really like and subscribe to this channel. Love the combination of personalities. 😂Then the information 😊

[@MichelThibodeau-o1e]

Cool vid and like you guys, keep them coming

[@tammyrickert3130]

What's the difference between bone broth and collagen? I use collagen and I can definitely say it does make my nails grow hard and fast. I have osteoporosis and I'm waiting for my bone scan in a year. Love You Guy's!🥰

[@lornahiggins2926]

I'm really enjoying your videos as they are informative and entertaining. I'd not heard of "matcha tea" before seeing it in the comments here. When I looked it up on Google it says that matcha contains a high level of caffeine. In the video about bone density, you said to avoid caffeine for strong bones so why is it good? Thank you!

[@TalkingWithDocs]

So caffeine itself is not bad for your bones but drinking caffeine with a meal where you are trying to absorb calcium is counter productive. Matcha is a very concentrated form of green tea and has all of its benefits like inflammation reduction and anti oxidants

[@lornahiggins2926]

@TalkingWithDocs thank you!

[@sallyware156]

Thank you doctors. Your video are very informative..

[@rosalindchu7588]

After taking the powder form for years, I found my skin is silky smooth and cures fast with a cut, how it improves my catiledge on joints I do no know

[@rebeccaellis5892]

I had taken collagen for a couple of months and just ran out. I had been thinking about whether I wanted to repurchase or not. While listening to your video, I evaluated whether I saw a difference in anything and I do not. I think I will save my money. Thanks for the info.

[@sarahstorey8492]

Thank you. Just saved me lots of money x

[@carolmittelstadt3348]

I’ve started taking collagen powder with green matcha tea, I don’t believe it will increase collagen etc but I will finish it because I like benefits of the matcha in it. After that won’t waste my $.

[@TalkingWithDocs]

Matcha is very good for you

[@guyelswambeekhoeve5882]

My doc says collagen does zero point zero. Who to believe?

[@gigismalley]

Here in South Texas, many people eat fried pig skins, aka chicharrones. Love your videos!

[@YUmMies24]

Yuck😂😂😂bone broth works

[@TalkingWithDocs]

Oh wow! Thanks for watching

[@janetstraw191]

I LOVE pig skin!!!

[@bojojr2945]

I take the bovine powder and one noticeable difference is my fingernails are definitely thicker.

[@TalkingWithDocs]

Nice

[@DeniseWithrite]

What is best for bones cracking and joint pain

[@dreamindistortion]

I've been feeling great and working out every day since I started putting in oatmeal and coffee. Seems to work for something. Only supplement I've noticed do something

[@ozzielinkin]

I never graduated from collegen , and at 64 years of age and now retired I think I m going to start classes again to see if I can get a college degree. Will taking collegen supplements help ?

[@TalkingWithDocs]

Yes

[@ozzielinkin]

thx a bunch for your videos and the humor , you guys and gals are the best

[@marionbell5864]

I just love u2 guys so funny keep up the good work ❤

[@janegray5835]

I was taking collagen powder in my coffee for the past three years and I ran out about a week ago… I’m going to see if it makes any difference. So far none. I like that you’re giving pros and cons. I was diagnosed with osteopenia years ago so it’s possible the collagen improved it? I’ll need a bone scan to see. I run and do weight bearing exercise so how do you tease out which is helping? Thanks for your fun and informative videos!

[@TalkingWithDocs]

It’s very hard to determine the contribution of each without stopping one at a time and checking again. See how it goes Jane. Thanks for watching!

[@rms2991]

Thank you, Docs, for yet another well-informed, funny, and lighthearted video. Better watch, your videos are going to upset the drug companies as watching them promote a sense of enjoyment without all the manufacturing costs. Great job, and thanks again!

[@Taylod1]

I've been taking it for 2 years every morning in my coffee, about 4 months again I cut it back to half a scoop. What I've noticed less knee pain (I play and am a goalie) I've noticed hair and nail growth.

[@TalkingWithDocs]

That’s awesome

[@timdernachn9851]

I have a Type 1 collagen disorder, a type of Ehlers Danlos, and there's a long list of damaged and broken things in my body because everything is made from collagen🙃 Even if edible collagen was absorbed, genetically, my body still wouldn't make the fibres properly🤦 Something to consider if people have a underlying condition.

[@PinkThing-m5j]

Hell yes, this was a huge deal for me I got tryptophan before it was answered!!!

[@TalkingWithDocs]

Congratulations!!!🎉

[@blvany]

What about possible side effects? Are there any?

[@TalkingWithDocs]

Other than possible allergy or heavy metal not really

[@SuperJaXXas]

Been taking collagen supps for a couple of years now and I've had great results but you have to make sure you aren't missing any of the co-factors, of which there are many. If your body doesn't have the necessary ingredients on hand it just doesn't work. Were the studies controlling the co-factors as well? Collagen synthesis falls off at about 1% per year starting from about your mid-20's, the older you are the faster your collagen degrades. IMO you can't start supplementing early enough, through diet or otherwise. Maybe try some safe cheap micro needling for more troublesome areas or age spots/wrinkles in conjunction with supps. YMMV

[@TalkingWithDocs]

Thanks for sharing. Not sure about the cofactors

[@estelamino6356]

So What u suggestions knee pain & plenty wrinkles..???

[@TalkingWithDocs]

It’s a very personal decision

[@HowToGoSupernova]

So what supplements should one take post joint surgery if any? I am getting my ACL and meniscus repaired and I just bought a calcium supplement, glucosamine and chondroitin, and a collagen peptide supplement. I assume none of it will do any harm, but the idea was to aid in recovery.

[@NainaPraveen-b6n]

You think Collagen supplements might help diabetics? Considering there is a lot of interference in nutrient absorption due the medication.

[@RoxinaSolerGamborena]

I stopped taking collagen over 2 years ago when moved to 100% whole food plant based; I did see vegan collagen in health-stores- what is it then?

[@TalkingWithDocs]

Collagen builder.

[@RoxinaSolerGamborena]

does it do the job at all?

[@Kartzchen]

Personal experience. It has improved my skin condition and overall hydration of the skin. My diet is very poor and deficient in collagen proteins..UC has made it hard to eat or keep foods in. Therefore, a liquid supplement has been easier for me to absorb. I do have and see an improvement in overall health. The proteins are important for me. But, do I have amazing cushions of fluid and super-hydrated cartilage? Amazingly hydrated rubber bands of ligaments? Not really anything amazing. Will enter my 5th decade of life soon and have worked in orthopedics since 1997. I stand 12-16 hours a day. I am lightweight and my joints don't suffer much under the strain of carrying too much weight. I would only get a joint replacement if I were in pain. Joint on joint?!? Omg. Millions of times I have heard it. But, if there is no pain and elderly. Why have a major surgery? My family experiences have told me that if it doesn't hurt then leave it be. It is a major surgery and elective.

[@a.hostling7254]

what's the difference of Collagen 2 & 4?

[@jeka4943]

My brother is into collagen. He also was one of those claiming it could grow back cartilage and suggested i should eat it for my hip (which i didn´t), i call him MR placebo hehe.. I rarely find that people who eat 5-10 pills of supplements believe in real studies or the clinical effect of it, not sure why but they sure as hell don´t believe in the placebo effect and often doesn´t even know what it means 😁

[@TalkingWithDocs]

Thanks for sharing

[@ronm6585]

Thanks guys.

[@lalablotz7348]

I took Vital Proteins for a whole year and noticed absolutely no difference in anything. Not hair, skin, nails, joints, absolutely nothing. For me it was a waste of money 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@TalkingWithDocs]

Thank you for sharing

[@louisd95714]

Thanks for your honest assessment of collagen. I am thinking exactly the same. I think there would be better results by making a yogurt with L Reuteri cultures. Dr. Davis swears by it.

[@nevastrong2850]

Just started this week… I’m not sure what differences I will see? I’m mainly tired of all the sugars put in store-bought yogurts. Even the expensive “healthy” ones.

[@teresaforsyth6185]

Did an X-ray prove "bone on bone"? Seriously, it's actually sounds more like a knee injury and, with losing weight, you relieved your symptoms plus tincture of time.

[@horse4you]

Did you know third party labs struggle to tell the difference between green pea protein GPP and beef collagen peptide BCP? I've been dupped by a manufacturer recently. About killing me...

[@bluereef9530]

I don't upstand you didn't mention how our body slows down from making Collagen after 20 and 30, 40, so on. Didn't mention Collagen that doesn't not get absorbed. If you did research on Hydrolyzed collagen you might have some real study. Never mention the different types of collagen.

[@MynewTennesseeHome]

I get my collagen from the bone broth I make.

[@PuppysBreath-j7r]

Can you do a segment on EDS and the effects it has on collagen?

[@eileensakal987]

I have EDS and my take on collagen supplements is that since the collagen my body produces is crap collagen, and the collagen molecule is broken down anyway, my body uses the new collagen to make more crap collagen. .

[@neyral.castillo1696]

I have a question , do you have any videos about pinche nerves causes and treatments? Thanks 🙏

[@suejackson6625]

Is there such a thing as marine collagen? UK

[@TalkingWithDocs]

Yes there is

[@sheilaboone8052]

I’m in Canada and buy marine collagen from a company called Landish.

[@sharonchancey8938]

What are your thoughts on msm?

[@zaplaabs]

Seems like there are SO many things that are deemed to be a placebo I’m going to start selling placebo tablets 🤔 What do you think? Eh?

[@papaimtz3964]

Hello doctor..iam male 44..my legs macal and hand macal so week ask me some supplements

[@samr7372]

Would this help with tennis elbow pain?

[@davidhester9897]

Zinc and a Boron supplement repaired my tennis elbow, may fix yours.

[@TalkingWithDocs]

Hmmm probably not. More of an inflammatory issue. We have a video about that!

[@jeka4943]

@samr7372 @@TalkingWithDocs Try shockwave treatment instead, very painful but effective.

[@gaylefraser5405]

“Skepticism has entered the building” 😂

[@skippy6462]

Dr Greger did a deep dive in one of his seminars and concluded that collagen supplements don't work. IMO it's a good way for the meat and fish industry to get rid of by-products and with clever marketing they're making lots of money. If they did work they'd be able to or allowed to? Offer guarantees.

[@tillysquire-hj6kk]

Bone Broth 👍

[@Somer7719]

Thank you!

[@TalkingWithDocs]

You're welcome!

[@Lazzar1958]

60% of the time, it works every time! 😆

[@TalkingWithDocs]

Love that line! Brian that smells like pure gasoline 🤣

[@Lazzar1958]

@@TalkingWithDocs 🤣🤣

[@miriamzajfman4305]

Did not work in my case . My arthritis doctor dose not believe in it , said not to waste money .

[@TalkingWithDocs]

Yes some feel that way for sure

[@mariovuksanovic5077]

You must cut back on refined sugar and definitely stop smoking.

[@miriamzajfman4305]

@@mariovuksanovic5077 I do not smoke ,no processed food , no refined sugar

[@Macgee826]

​@@miriamzajfman4305stop taking collagen start taking the painkilkers.sound about right?

[@mg14d26]

Do they?

[@TalkingWithDocs]

Hard to say

[@KaarenBell]

I want more of those placebo pills. They seem to work. 😂

[@TalkingWithDocs]

🤣

[@joseenoel8093]

Biotin when store's out!

[@fredblogs6704]

I hear a lot about heavy metals present in the oceans. Surely, if they were that heavy wouldn't they sink to the sea bed? 🤔

[@j7ndominica051]

These dubious pills seem like one of the worst reasons for breaking the vegan conduct. The skin that is continuously lost and rebuilt is more than those two capsules. I thought I could cheat by eating gelatin until I looked at the price of a small packet. Tryptophan sounds like a fan of going on trips, lol.

[@TalkingWithDocs]

Gelatin is usually pig 🐖.

[@timbrousseau3490]

On a different note, what is your opinion on shock absorber implants in osteoarthritic knees?

[@TalkingWithDocs]

Hmmm not familiar with them

[@timbrousseau3490]

@TalkingWithDocs Misha knee system. Mainly in the UK. Looks interesting. Let me know what you think!

[@TheDavelaird]

I like Your Videos -But Then It's Probably just The Placebo Effect

[@mariovuksanovic5077]

They are not funny, they are funny looking.... give them both some collagen fast before their hair and teeth fall out 😅

[@mariovuksanovic5077]

The old doctor is very negative however, he doesn't look very healthy....he could use collagen supplements himself..

[@Khaos969]

Knee pain went with this

[@TalkingWithDocs]

Hopefully went away

[@valeriehembruff-mackenzie8958]

What's a scientific fact! you guys are funny 😊

[@pattiprosperoella3244]

❤❤❤

[@TalkingWithDocs]

Thanks so much !

[@pattiprosperoella3244]

@TalkingWithDocs My pleasure, love you guys.

[@user-st3wx8hb5m]

1:39 . Yeah, I guess you shouldn't eat muscle to make your muscles better either. 🙄

[@camiestockhausen2070]

Hmmm, how do cows and giraffes make muscle? 😮

[@Sam9wilson9]

❤

[@EatDrinkBeMerry]

I’m plant based not for the animals but for me. Yes I’m selfish. That’s the truth.

[@TalkingWithDocs]

😀