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Ever wonder why some people just seem to glow with health? No, it’s not a filter or some secret Hollywood lighting trick. (OK, for some people it is.) But for the lucky ones, it’s what’s happening inside their body. And one of the biggest factors? Collagen.

Collagen is the most abundant protein in your body, acting like the scaffolding that holds everything together. It’s the glue that keeps your skin firm, your hair shiny, your nails strong and your joints feeling smooth. 

“What’s the catch, Kim?” Your body naturally produces less collagen as you age. That’s why by your 30s or 40s, you probably started noticing fine lines, thinning hair, brittle nails or achy joints. 

Can you really boost collagen?

The good news? You can fight back. Studies show high-quality collagen supplements can help support skin elasticity, promote stronger hair and nails, and even keep your joints feeling their best. Some research even suggests collagen may help maintain bone density as you get older.

Here’s why: When you take a collagen supplement, your body breaks it down into amino acids that it can use to rebuild and repair. It’s like giving your skin, hair and joints the raw materials they need to stay strong. Think of it as a renovation project for your body, except instead of patching up drywall, you’re reinforcing your skin and bones. I know, what an image!

Not all collagen is created equal

If you’re going to add collagen to your routine, quality matters. I recommend NativePath Collagen. It’s made from 100% grass-fed bovine collagen peptides, which are easily absorbed and put to work by your body. No fillers, no junk, just pure, powerful support for your skin, hair, nails and joints.

And here’s the best part: Right now, Kim Komando listeners get 45% off, plus free shipping and a gift bundle! Just go to getnativepath.com/kim to claim your exclusive deal.

Your future self will thank you.

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Individual results may vary.