Apexx Log - Fish Collagen (Hydrolyzed Collagen Peptides)

Category: Structural protein / Beauty & recovery
Form Used in Apexx01: Hydrolyzed Type I Fish Collagen
Dose per Serving: 1,000 mg
Verification: Tested for identity, purity, heavy metals, and microbiology

What Collagen Is

Collagen is the most abundant protein in the human body, forming the structural matrix of:

skin

tendons

ligaments

cartilage

connective tissue

Hydrolyzed collagen breaks these proteins into small peptides for easier digestion and integration.

Why Collagen Is Included in Apexx01

Collagen supports:

normal connective tissue structure

skin integrity

tissue recovery

daily structural maintenance

Although collagen itself has no EFSA-approved claims, it aligns with the goal of Apexx01: supporting foundational physiology, not chasing trends.

Why This Form: Hydrolyzed Fish Collagen

Selected because:

Type I collagen is the primary form found in skin

fish collagen peptides have excellent digestibility

purity is easy to verify

heavy metal screening ensures safety

no bovine allergens

Hydrolyzed marine collagen allows for clean, predictable integration.

Why This Dose: 1,000 mg

This level:

supports connective tissue maintenance

pairs with MSM, silica, hyaluronic acid, and glycine

avoids excessive amounts while still contributing meaningfully

is suitable for daily, long-term use

The dose complements, not dominates the formula.

How Collagen Works Inside the Full Formula

Collagen interacts with:

Vitamin C → collagen synthesis

MSM + Silica → structural support

Hyaluronic Acid → hydration matrix

Glycine → protein building blocks

It strengthens Apexx01’s “Beauty & Recovery” pillar.

Verification & Testing

Each batch undergoes:

identity verification

heavy metal screening

microbiological testing

purity analysis

All data documented under The Apex Standard™.

Compliant Summary

Form: Hydrolyzed Type I Fish Collagen

Dose: 1,000 mg

Supports structural and connective tissue maintenance

Independently verified

Apexx Log - Fish Collagen (Hydrolyzed Collagen Peptides)