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Article Index 1) What is it? 2) What will it do for me? 3) Are there studies? 4) Customer opinions 5) What else does it do? 6) How long to notice? 7) Is it safe with drugs? 8) Protocol 9) Other articles? Page 5 of 9   What else is it good for? Besides the better-known associations with osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis, it has also been suggested that Collagen Type II might benefit heart disease, psoriasis, progressive myopia, and some other autoimmune diseases. Many realize other benefits that were less anticipated, but quite appreciated for aesthetic reasons. Because collagen is a key building block for several processes of the body, many people notice their nails grow noticeably faster, their hair strands get thicker, and their skin becomes softer. There is also a lot of enthusiasm in the sports and fitness community about CellRenew because of the preventative qualities for offering a protective factor to cartilage in over-stressed joints, and promoting full range of motion for sports that require repetitive or exaggerated movements like golf, martial arts, tennis, jogging and weight lifting. Are there any side effects? No, unless you want to consider healthier nails, hair, and skin a side effect. CellRenew is water soluble and has never been indicated in any toxic buildup. << Prev - Next >>

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