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Research Paper |
Title |
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Functional Outcomes of TitabonTM (Bovine Collagen Peptide): Insights from Clinical Trials on Osteoarthritis and Hair Health |
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India |
Authors |
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Dr. VT. Sriraam, Shakthi S., Raja Singla, Shivom Singla |
Page No. |
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01-09 |
Background: Collagen Peptide (CP) specifically that of bovine origin has been studied to have antioxidant properties, promoting synthesis and regeneration of extracellular matrix. Bovine CP (BCP) has been proven effective in improving joint health, overall appearance of hair, owing to the triple helix protein structure that is a vital component of bones, skin, tendons and ligaments.1 Titan Biotech Ltd. has formulated their BCP TitabonTM to be available as a nutraceutical supplement for adults looking to improve general hair health and symptoms associated with osteoarthritis(OA). OA is a leading cause of reduced mobility, increasing pain that interferes with a person's everyday activities and diminishes their quality of life. The current clinical studies conducted on TitabonTM have shown promising results...........
Keywords : Collagen peptide, Bovine Collagen, Collagen for Osteoarthritis, Collagen for Hair.
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