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The Collagen Craze

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By Priyanka Shah
| The Telegraph (India) Verified
Can powders and gummies actually improve skin, hair and joints? Priyanka Shah Published 28.06.26, 10:00 AM Collagen is often advised to prevent the formation of wrinkles istock Walk into any pharmacy, beauty store, airport kiosk, or scroll through social media for five minutes, and you will be convinced that collagen is the answer to everything. Better skin? Take collagen. Hairfall? Take collagen. Knee pain? Take collagen. Ageing? Definitely take collagen.
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Can collagen powders and gummies can improve skin, hair and joints?

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By Priyanka Shah
| t2ONLINE
Walk into any pharmacy, beauty store, airport kiosk, or scroll through social media for five minutes, and you will be convinced that collagen is the answer to everything. Better skin? Take collagen. Hairfall? Take collagen. Knee pain? Take collagen. Ageing? Definitely take collagen. As a nutritionist who has spent over 20 years in clinical practice, I have watched nutrition trends come and go.
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Face-off - Telegraph India

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By Priyanka Shah
| The Telegraph (India) Verified
Can diet and face yoga really replace botox? Priyanka Shah has the answer Priyanka Shah Published 09.06.26, 10:46 AM At six in the morning, long before the lights, lenses, and layers of makeup, a leading actor I work with stands in front of her mirror. Barefaced, hair tied back, she gently lifts her cheekbones with practised precision. Ten minutes later, she is sipping a collagen-rich smoothie. By nine, she is camera-ready. No needles. No filters. No obvious shortcuts.
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