1. BioCell Collagen on subjective pain caused by various joint discomforts
- This trial enrolled 89 subjects who were experiencing pain caused by joint discomfort.
- The subjects ingested 2 grams daily of BioCell Collagen for 45 days.
- Out of 89, 80 subjects (89%) taking BioCell Collagen experienced a degree of improved joint comfort.
- In contrast, only one subject who took placebo had improved joint comfort.
- No adverse events associated with BioCell Collagen were reported.
Results of study – Effective in 89% of subjects

2. BioCell Collagen on joint discomfort
- This randomized, double-blind, and placebo-controlled trial enrolled 16 subjects who had joint discomfort.
- The safety and efficacy of BioCell Collagen in managing joint discomfort was investigated by using the WOMAC index.
- The subjects ingested 2 grams daily of BioCell Collagen for 8 weeks.
- As compared to placebo, BioCell Collagen significantly reduced the joint discomfort as much as 40% at the end of the study.
- No adverse events associated with BioCell Collagen were reported.
- The study details were presented at the international conference of Experimental Biology, 2004, Washington, DC.
Results of the study – 40% improvement

3. BioCell Collagen on joint discomfort – expanded, confirmatory clinical trial
- This randomized, double-blind, and placebo-controlled trial enrolled 80 subjects who had joint discomfort.
- The safety and efficacy of BioCell Collagen in managing joint discomfort was investigated by using the WOMAC index.
- The subjects ingested 2 grams daily of BioCell Collagen for 10 weeks.
- As compared to placebo, BioCell Collagen significantly reduced joint discomfort, confirming the earlier trial discussed above.
- No adverse events associated with BioCell Collagen were reported.
- The study outcome was published in Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry (2012).
Results of study – Min. 30% less discomfort in 71% of subjects taking BioCell Collagen

4. BioCell Collagen may improve recovery following weight training exercise
- Blood markers associated with muscular stress, creatine kinase, lactate dehydrogenase, and C-reactive protein, all showed improved levels following exercise challenge(s) between the BioCell Collagen treated and placebo groups
- Post challenge performance decrement was diminished in BioCell Collagen individuals versus the placebo group
The study outcome was published in the Journal of the International Society of Sports Nutrition.
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