Just wanted to come here let everyone know that my frozen shoulder has finally broke free after struggling with this agony for 12 months. Thank God. Now on to getting some extra collagen.
@@lenkatricky I just watch some videos on UA-cam on the different exercises to do when you have frozen shoulder. So I did those exercises, I also took tumeric with black pepper extract capsules and Advil PM pain pills as well and just waited. What really helps to get mobility in your frozen shoulder is to do the mobility exercises that deal with frozen shoulder. If I had of done those exercises sooner my frozen shoulder wouldn't have lasted as long.
I just ❤️ your videos! You’re funny, witty, REAL woman that speaks to us, other real women. Great job 👏 FYI t use collagen patch once daily, and take several cell salts that help too ( silica, Calc Fluor, cuprum Ars ) check it out 😉😊
Thank you. I'm 51 and have been experiencing much joint discomfort and achiness despite walking 30 minutes a day, some step climbing and a good diet (in my opinion). I'm going to look into collagen supplements because I don't want HRT. Thanks again, I await the next video!
I feel like I'm 100 in my late 40s. Sore knees and stiff joints a new affliction. You're keeping me company in my insomniac nights.😅 I'm definitely putting your information inro practical use and look forward to seeking improvements. The mainstream medical profession are hopelessly inadequare unfortunately in providing diagnosis and advice. Thank you so much 🙏 🌸
A few years ago I had really bad tendinitis in my ankles, my doctor told it was because I'd worn birkenstocks through the summer🤣😅( Of course the menopause was never mentioned). I'm 53 and take marine collagen and the other recommended supplements and food nutrients, the aches and pains are an ongoing battle for us ladies. Thanks Kari, love the channel.
I would add that I find a daily 'turmeric sunrise' very good for inflammation. Half teaspoon turmeric powder, hall teaspoon ginger, teaspoon apple cider vinegar, teaspoon lemon juice, teaspoon honey, add hot or cold water as preferred. Bon appetite.
Thank you Kari, this is making so much more sense. The joint pain and the soreness, (ie) my hip this is becoming more clear and easier for me to go through this. You have helped me and also other women to understand why and how that this is the new norm........ Again thank you for all of your hard work, I watch a video or 2 a night to help me understand and get a grip on this. :) :)
Love your blogs, Kari! Very helpful! I've supplemented with Great Lakes Collagen for 2 years now.. it does help! The biggest difference it's made for me is in my digestive system! The intestinal tract is full of collagen. Take care ladies! XOXO
Thank you for your video's. I take collagen powder as well and it has helped. I also take turmeric. It has helped with the inflammation. I sleep with a pillow between my knees. Which helps with my hip pain.15 years for me and it's been brutal!!! 🥵
Unfortunately I am not a candidate for HRT, my Doctor and I tried twice and my body said no way!!!! So im taking vitamins and hoping my hormones will level themselves out ❤️❤️
I've also found that Equelle Which is a plant-based estrogen supplement was very helpful for me. I am not a candidate for HRT because I am in perimenopause and there is a history of cancer in my family. This product does not cause cancer and is based on natural substances already in your body.
I started on the liquid collagen yesterday! I found a brand that also includes biotin and amino acids! I'm so excited to see what happens with my supplement changes! I feel blessed to have the info you are putting out on diet and skin and other things. The biggest reason I am in the position I am in now is lack of information! You are a true earth angel for sharing this with the rest of us! Thank you so much Kari!
Kari. Do you have a video on frequent urination and incontinence? And how to deal with it? I am 46. I make my own juice at home with fresh fruits and vegetables at home. I don't drink that bottle junk from the grocery store. I drink smoothies, which I also make at home. I eat fruits and vegetables. I eat quinoa. I eat more crucificious vegetables like spinach, kale, brocolli, cauliflower, Brussel sprouts, etc.. I eat lentils like kidney beans, chick peas, black beans, legumes, cantaloni beans etc.. For protein.. I drink herbal teas and plenty of water and I limit to I cup of coffee per day usually. Sometimes two. Soda is very very rare and only on special occasions. I have cut out refined sugar and refined flour. Most of the time
Great information...keep up the good work! I'm 58,menopause was terrible, I'm on HRT and use estradiol cream, they were life changing!!! Get to your dr ladies and demand help!!....Best of luck everyone!!❤
@@Lolipop59 ...At first you use it everyday for 2 weeks, then 2 to 4 times a week....truly changed my life, I thought my sex life was over...my skin literally ripped during intercourse...it took a few weeks, but now everything is back to normal...truly amazing...best of luck Also helped with urinary problems...magic...Mother's nature magic
I agree with it all!! I am on the powdered collagen like you showed and you can only do so much with it and it has a good amount of calories and if you add it to something else you could be looking at 90-400 calories depending on how you use it. I'm interested in the liquid collagen. Are there calories and can you get it here in the US right over the border, or is there something similar here? Everything helps in moderation I guess. Lol
The one I’m taking is 50 calories a tablespoon I believe. It is the collagen for weight loss. It has linoleic acid in it as well as the collagen matrix( collagen, hyaluronic acid and chondroitin sulfate). It sells world wide. The link is in the description of this video to order and get $10 off
Ok i kindof feel like a bot saying this, but I had almost chronic tendonitis in my right wrist and hand. My doctor kept telling me i was just too old to play video games 😂😂😂 i started watching your videos and added collegan to my daily routine and my tendonitis is a million times better. Ive been taking the Vital Proteines brand, it was the highest rated brand I came across for one you could get at the grocery store and the lemon flavor is pretty good.
I am so disappointed with all of the doctors I have been seeing for years over 50 of them been tested for MS a lumbar puncture 😮 many MRI and CT scans I’m actually feeling quite angry right now.. The last five videos of yours iv got all of it I’m 43 but been miserable for the last six years not one doctor has thought to check my hormones. I always have horrific health issues I have had six months of severe swollen eyelids and not one can answer what’s happening and why.. I’m going nuts I had know idea that it might be this I feel like crying but my eyes will close up. This is crazy to me. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THESE VIDEOS MUCH LOVE
sweetie im 60 a woman an believe you me you do not look your age you look 35-8 you dont have wrinkles either u look pretty good for your age im menopausal feeling like Quasimodo and 2 ppl thought my 22 yr old an 14 yr old grandsons were my sons ha ha so all my vitamin magnesium tablets must be working plus i exercise eat healthy walk thats the only thing thats helping me on my battle against this dreaded female problems we have ugh ☺❤👍👵💐 sending hugs out to all menopausal women God bless u all
I've been taking collagen supplements for a while. Thankfully, I have never smoked as I always found it really gross. I find that walking daily for 30-60 minutes does wonders to feel better. Smoothies with berries and collagen poweder (or liquid) is a tasty way for intake. Drinking lots of water helps to flush unwanted toxins too. Thank you again for your videos!
I find Hrt is good for skin, i get told all time i don't look my age and your hair too, im lucky i can take it, but my skin on body is itchy sometimes and i get bad muscle pain.
I'm trying to boost my collagen production, but the collagen powders I've tried gave me horrible cystic acne that I'm still fighting even though I'm no longer taking the powder... Anyone else had this issue?
Thank you Kari. I recently started taking L - Lysine a couple times a week because it is essential for collagen production. Not sure yet if it's helping.
Hi! How have you been feeling? I remember talking to you on a different post about panic attacks. You mentioned you were going on a camping trip. How did it go? Just wanted to make sure you're doing better🤗
@@angelicaflores505 Thank you 🤗 Yes I did go and I'm glad I did. My family and I had a fun time. I did have some perimenopause symptoms but fortunately it was towards the end of my trip. I'm taking a store brand of L - Lysine called Nature's Basket from a store we have in Ohio called giant eagle . I know they are also in Pennsylvania but not sure what other states. I'm only taking it twice a week for now to make sure it doesn't cause me any side effects. So far it seems to be helping a bit . What is mostly helping me is drinking more water like Kari has mentioned on many of her videos. I'm bad about drinking water but I finally am doing that and it is really helping. I pray things are going well for you too. 🙏🏼 Thank you again for checking on me. 😊
@@R.K.777 I'm so happy to hear! Have you started using anything to help your perimenopause symptoms? Have you found any relief? I'm kind of just branching out and doing things with my family and doing it anxious or scared. One of the hardest things for me is the emotions like sadness it kind of feels like the Rose Colored Glasses have been lifted and I'm super sensitive to everything and everyone around me.
@@angelicaflores505 I don't take any hormone replacement because it makes me nervous. I find myself staying home more than I should but I'm trying to push myself to get out more like I did with camping. I know what you mean about the sadness, I get that a lot too. I find going to bed at the same time every night helps me sleep better and puts me in a better mood. This is such a scary time for us women but it helps to know we are not alone.
I LOVE IT! I would sell my furniture before I would go without it now. I’m going to try the Biocell Skin one this month as well. I also have their trebiotic coming any day. I’m hooked! My pain levels have dropped and I’m able to exercise every day again. I still have aches and pains but I can function normally and I’m hoping with more time on the collagen and the addition of the trebiotic the pain will improve further. I’m also waiting for my skin to improve. The horrible itching has eased up so I’m hopeful. The link in the description will save you $10 on your first order. I don’t work for them but saving a bit of money is always good.
@@KariAnneWright that’s good to hear. I have a friend in Vancouver who sells it but I live in France so will likely have to buy it here. Good luck! Just found your channel and am just starting menopause. It’s so much fun I can barely stand it. So I take naps. Ahem.
I am sure I need collagen supplements. So I went and looked it up at the vitamin shop.... Very overwhelmed by maybe 30 choices. No clue at all how to choose one.
The powders did very little for me but the liquid is a game changer and I will take it for life. See if you can find a liquid that has collagen, hyaluronic acid and chondroitin sulfate.
Sure. Click your country at the top right corner! I use trim because I’m trying to lose weight but there are other kinds. Don’t get vanilla! It doesn’t taste good.😊 modere.ca/5759096
Everyone has their own preferences. I take liquid collagen called trim which is collagen with a weight loss component. Once I lose the weight I will switch to one of their other collagens. The link is in the description of this video.
The collagens I use are available in the Uk. I use Trim and Biocell Skin. I’ll leave the UK affiliate link with a discount code attached in case you want to check them out. You’ll find them under “Collagen Sciences”. Https://modere.co.uk/3485745
@@KariAnneWright Don't I know it. I've spent a fortune over the years on stuff that didn't work. I'll have to give it a try! Hopefully it'll work for me as well.
I’m sure everyone has their opinions. I believe liquid collagen is the best. The powders didn’t do much for me. The liquid is helping. The one I take uses chicken and has chondroitin sulfate and hyaluronic acid so it is very similar to the way the body’s natural collagen is and is highly absorbable.
Hi Kari, i use ground flax seed in my diet for breakfast, i put about a tbs in my eggs but I don't know if I should be adding it to every meal? Am I using it right? Thank you!
Ive just had surgery 4 moths ago on my shoulder i have tendinitis and bursitis in my shoulder ive lost muscle mass and strength i also have osteoarthritis in my neck just iver the last few years this has happened its degenerative menapause doesn't help
I think the liquid collagen is superior. The powdered collagen did nothing for me but I noticed improvements in a few weeks when I switched to a liquid. It should also have hyaluronic acid and chondroitin sulfate. The link to the one I use is in the description under the video. I use Trim and will be ordering Biocell Skin soon.
Loss of collagen, inefficient regulation of fluids and increased inflammation caused by decreasing estrogen is a possibility of course I can’t say what is causing your particular pain. I’m not your doctor.😊
Right, have finally bought collagen after being overwhelmed by the choices. Went with on sale... which was still far more than I want to spend on a supplement. Question, I'm considering thisy trial.... How do I know if it's making a difference?
If the one you bought works you will know in a few weeks. The collagen I was taking wasn’t doing much so I switched to a liquid brand and within about three weeks my pain had lessened and a lot of my dryness and itching eased up.
@@KariAnneWright exactly that's why I'm asking how many milligrams some people say 30 20,30 or even 50 g for postmenopausal women?? How many grams should I be taking if I'm post menopause??
@@Pink_cupcake1700 Conventional powdered collagens require about 2.5 to 15 grams of hydrolyzed collagen. The liquid collagen I take only requires 1 to 2 grams.
Kari do you have concerns that the collagen uses chicken? Considering you don’t eat meat? I’m plant based and am hesitant to use it because of the cartilage
NOPE! Collagen is animal based. I don’t eat meat but I will take this particular collagen forever. I am seeing marked improvements. They do not kill animals to source their collagen. They use the chicken sternum from chickens that have been used for consumption. These chickens are humanely treated from specific reputable farms in the US and Europe. The collagen is also gmo, antibiotic and hormone free.
Thank you for taking the time to respond. I was curious because animals are now being injected with all kinds of toxins. Good to hear you are seeing results. Am curious to try it myself.
My latest peri-symptom is super sensitive skin. I am used to being frugal in terms of skincare and toiletries. This week my skin and scalp started reacting badly to my usual genetic drugstore products, so yesterday, I racked up quite a bill to replace them with products that are specially formulated for sensitive skin. My peri-skin is less itchy and dry today. I also got a collagen supplement; Webbers Naturals Collagen 30. The tablets are bigger than I would like, as dry mouth sometimes affects my swallowing. Have you tried that one?
Just wanted to come here let everyone know that my frozen shoulder has finally broke free after struggling with this agony for 12 months. Thank God. Now on to getting some extra collagen.
Im so envious 😅 pls advise what to do, Ive been suffering for half a year now
@@lenkatricky I just watch some videos on UA-cam on the different exercises to do when you have frozen shoulder. So I did those exercises, I also took tumeric with black pepper extract capsules and Advil PM pain pills as well and just waited. What really helps to get mobility in your frozen shoulder is to do the mobility exercises that deal with frozen shoulder. If I had of done those exercises sooner my frozen shoulder wouldn't have lasted as long.
I've been on a collagen supplement called Glow Berries the last two days and I can honestly say my joint pain has gone already!
I just ❤️ your videos! You’re funny, witty, REAL woman that speaks to us, other real women. Great job 👏
FYI t use collagen patch once daily, and take several cell salts that help too ( silica, Calc Fluor, cuprum
Ars ) check it out 😉😊
Thank you. I'm 51 and have been experiencing much joint discomfort and achiness despite walking 30 minutes a day, some step climbing and a good diet (in my opinion). I'm going to look into collagen supplements because I don't want HRT. Thanks again, I await the next video!
I feel like I'm 100 in my late 40s. Sore knees and stiff joints a new affliction. You're keeping me company in my insomniac nights.😅 I'm definitely putting your information inro practical use and look forward to seeking improvements. The mainstream medical profession are hopelessly inadequare unfortunately in providing diagnosis and advice. Thank you so much 🙏 🌸
Me too
I'm giving Hyaluronic Acid with Glucosamine Sulphate and Vitamin C a try. Hoping that combo will work for my joints. 🙂
A few years ago I had really bad tendinitis in my ankles, my doctor told it was because I'd worn birkenstocks through the summer🤣😅( Of course the menopause was never mentioned). I'm 53 and take marine collagen and the other recommended supplements and food nutrients, the aches and pains are an ongoing battle for us ladies. Thanks Kari, love the channel.
I would add that I find a daily 'turmeric sunrise' very good for inflammation. Half teaspoon turmeric powder, hall teaspoon ginger, teaspoon apple cider vinegar, teaspoon lemon juice, teaspoon honey, add hot or cold water as preferred. Bon appetite.
@@rachelbrewin5618 Yes turmeric is very helpful for inflammation, pain and a list of other things. Thanks for sharing!
The doctors including female doctors know absolutely nothing at all about menopause
Thank you Kari, this is making so much more sense. The joint pain and the soreness, (ie) my hip this is becoming more clear and easier for me to go through this. You have helped me and also other women to understand why and how that this is the new norm........ Again thank you for all of your hard work, I watch a video or 2 a night to help me understand and get a grip on this. :) :)
I’m so glad my videos are helpful! Wishing you well!❤️
Love your blogs, Kari! Very helpful! I've supplemented with Great Lakes Collagen for 2 years now.. it does help! The biggest difference it's made for me is in my digestive system! The intestinal tract is full of collagen. Take care ladies! XOXO
Thank you for your video's. I take collagen powder as well and it has helped. I also take turmeric. It has helped with the inflammation. I sleep with a pillow between my knees. Which helps with my hip pain.15 years for me and it's been brutal!!! 🥵
Yes turmeric is very useful. I’m glad it’s helping.
Hip pain. It's brutal. If just that one symptom was gone I'd breathe a huge sigh of relief.
I try turmeric I grow it but not helping a lot, I use the pillow when I have pain but still can't walk good
Unfortunately I am not a candidate for HRT, my Doctor and I tried twice and my body said no way!!!! So im taking vitamins and hoping my hormones will level themselves out ❤️❤️
What were your simptoms please ? How did you know that those hormones were not for you ? Thaank you.
I can’t use hrt either. Hugs!❤️
I'm adding food with natural/phytoestrogens to my diet
Maca root is great for this
I've also found that Equelle Which is a plant-based estrogen supplement was very helpful for me. I am not a candidate for HRT because I am in perimenopause and there is a history of cancer in my family. This product does not cause cancer and is based on natural substances already in your body.
I started on the liquid collagen yesterday! I found a brand that also includes biotin and amino acids! I'm so excited to see what happens with my supplement changes! I feel blessed to have the info you are putting out on diet and skin and other things. The biggest reason I am in the position I am in now is lack of information! You are a true earth angel for sharing this with the rest of us! Thank you so much Kari!
What brand were you using and you are still satisfied with it?
Ive noticed turkey neck and facial hair happened quite fast for me
Oh my gosh! This is perfect timing! I was just thinking about this topic and here is a video from you! Thank you
New sub! Your videos kept me from a trip to the hospital. THANK YOU ❤
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Kari. Do you have a video on frequent urination and incontinence? And how to deal with it? I am 46. I make my own juice at home with fresh fruits and vegetables at home. I don't drink that bottle junk from the grocery store. I drink smoothies, which I also make at home. I eat fruits and vegetables. I eat quinoa. I eat more crucificious vegetables like spinach, kale, brocolli, cauliflower, Brussel sprouts, etc.. I eat lentils like kidney beans, chick peas, black beans, legumes, cantaloni beans etc.. For protein.. I drink herbal teas and plenty of water and I limit to I cup of coffee per day usually. Sometimes two. Soda is very very rare and only on special occasions. I have cut out refined sugar and refined flour. Most of the time
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Do all those foods agree with you? I ate like that and it gave me health issues. That's a lot of lectines, oxalate, abrasive foods.
I have really bad back and neck pain . Also just started taking liquid collagen.
Liquid collagen has been a life saver for me. I couldn’t even exercise before I started taking it. Makes a big difference to me.
@@KariAnneWright that’s good to hear. Love your channel sorry if I comment bombed😅
Yes gurl! My wrist just started hurting!😮
Great information...keep up the good work!
I'm 58,menopause was terrible, I'm on HRT and use estradiol cream, they were life changing!!!
Get to your dr ladies and demand help!!....Best of luck everyone!!❤
Could you please share how often do you ise that cream ? Thank you.
@@Lolipop59 ...At first you use it everyday for 2 weeks, then 2 to 4 times a week....truly changed my life, I thought my sex life was over...my skin literally ripped during intercourse...it took a few weeks, but now everything is back to normal...truly amazing...best of luck
Also helped with urinary problems...magic...Mother's nature magic
@@Lolipop59 Estradiol cream is inserted vaginally and used as per your doctor's prescription. It plumps up the dried out tissue. 🙂
I agree with it all!! I am on the powdered collagen like you showed and you can only do so much with it and it has a good amount of calories and if you add it to something else you could be looking at 90-400 calories depending on how you use it. I'm interested in the liquid collagen. Are there calories and can you get it here in the US right over the border, or is there something similar here? Everything helps in moderation I guess. Lol
The one I’m taking is 50 calories a tablespoon I believe. It is the collagen for weight loss. It has linoleic acid in it as well as the collagen matrix( collagen, hyaluronic acid and chondroitin sulfate). It sells world wide. The link is in the description of this video to order and get $10 off
Adding a collagen supplement definitely helped my itching symptoms.
Ok i kindof feel like a bot saying this, but I had almost chronic tendonitis in my right wrist and hand. My doctor kept telling me i was just too old to play video games 😂😂😂 i started watching your videos and added collegan to my daily routine and my tendonitis is a million times better. Ive been taking the Vital Proteines brand, it was the highest rated brand I came across for one you could get at the grocery store and the lemon flavor is pretty good.
Yay!👏
I lose hair by the handful. I'll look for collagen supplements.
I am so disappointed with all of the doctors I have been seeing for years over 50 of them been tested for MS a lumbar puncture 😮 many MRI and CT scans I’m actually feeling quite angry right now.. The last five videos of yours iv got all of it I’m 43 but been miserable for the last six years not one doctor has thought to check my hormones. I always have horrific health issues I have had six months of severe swollen eyelids and not one can answer what’s happening and why.. I’m going nuts I had know idea that it might be this I feel like crying but my eyes will close up. This is crazy to me. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THESE VIDEOS MUCH LOVE
😢😔
I hope you found help and a solution by now. Menopause is debilitating
sweetie im 60 a woman an believe you me you do not look your age you look 35-8 you dont have wrinkles either u look pretty good for your age im menopausal feeling like Quasimodo and 2 ppl thought my 22 yr old an 14 yr old grandsons were my sons ha ha so all my vitamin magnesium tablets must be working plus i exercise eat healthy walk thats the only thing thats helping me on my battle against this dreaded female problems we have ugh ☺❤👍👵💐 sending hugs out to all menopausal women God bless u all
Thank you.😊 God bless you too!
Wow!!! Thos is good information!!! Thank you!
I've been taking collagen supplements for a while. Thankfully, I have never smoked as I always found it really gross. I find that walking daily for 30-60 minutes does wonders to feel better. Smoothies with berries and collagen poweder (or liquid) is a tasty way for intake. Drinking lots of water helps to flush unwanted toxins too. Thank you again for your videos!
I find Hrt is good for skin, i get told all time i don't look my age and your hair too, im lucky i can take it, but my skin on body is itchy sometimes and i get bad muscle pain.
Yes you are lucky. I cannot use it.
Leaving my area puts me into a huge panic state and so frustrating
I just learned having fissures can be from thinning of the tush as we age 😅 who knew! Thank ls for the video I also noticed turkey neck, great video ❤
I have found Co Q10 excellent for collagen
My nails got hard and strong now in menopause and hairs growing better too, but my arthritis is so painfull
Hey Kari I can’t wait to get my liquid collagen thanks for sharing the link!🤗🙏🏿💞
I hope we both see great results!
@@KariAnneWright Yes I pray we do!
I'm trying to boost my collagen production, but the collagen powders I've tried gave me horrible cystic acne that I'm still fighting even though I'm no longer taking the powder... Anyone else had this issue?
Yikes! Sorry to hear that!
Thanks for this video❤
Thank you Kari. I recently started taking L - Lysine a couple times a week because it is essential for collagen production. Not sure yet if it's helping.
Hi! How have you been feeling? I remember talking to you on a different post about panic attacks. You mentioned you were going on a camping trip. How did it go? Just wanted to make sure you're doing better🤗
Also what brand are you taking? I've been so sensitive to everything lately
@@angelicaflores505 Thank you 🤗 Yes I did go and I'm glad I did. My family and I had a fun time. I did have some perimenopause symptoms but fortunately it was towards the end of my trip. I'm taking a store brand of L - Lysine called Nature's Basket from a store we have in Ohio called giant eagle . I know they are also in Pennsylvania but not sure what other states. I'm only taking it twice a week for now to make sure it doesn't cause me any side effects. So far it seems to be helping a bit . What is mostly helping me is drinking more water like Kari has mentioned on many of her videos. I'm bad about drinking water but I finally am doing that and it is really helping. I pray things are going well for you too. 🙏🏼 Thank you again for checking on me. 😊
@@R.K.777 I'm so happy to hear! Have you started using anything to help your perimenopause symptoms? Have you found any relief? I'm kind of just branching out and doing things with my family and doing it anxious or scared. One of the hardest things for me is the emotions like sadness it kind of feels like the Rose Colored Glasses have been lifted and I'm super sensitive to everything and everyone around me.
@@angelicaflores505 I don't take any hormone replacement because it makes me nervous. I find myself staying home more than I should but I'm trying to push myself to get out more like I did with camping. I know what you mean about the sadness, I get that a
lot too. I find going to bed at the same time every night helps me sleep better and puts me in a better mood. This is such a scary time for us women but it helps to know we are not alone.
Just an FYI..Asthma medication can cause or worsen bladder issues.
Thank you for these wonderful information God bless
God bless you too!
THANK YOU KARI ❤
How are you liking Trim. I saw the bottle and it's also quite costly. I was tempted to buy some but was hoping to hear what you think of it so far.
I LOVE IT! I would sell my furniture before I would go without it now. I’m going to try the Biocell Skin one this month as well. I also have their trebiotic coming any day. I’m hooked! My pain levels have dropped and I’m able to exercise every day again. I still have aches and pains but I can function normally and I’m hoping with more time on the collagen and the addition of the trebiotic the pain will improve further. I’m also waiting for my skin to improve. The horrible itching has eased up so I’m hopeful. The link in the description will save you $10 on your first order. I don’t work for them but saving a bit of money is always good.
@@KariAnneWright that’s good to hear. I have a friend in Vancouver who sells it but I live in France so will likely have to buy it here. Good luck! Just found your channel and am just starting menopause. It’s so much fun I can barely stand it. So I take naps. Ahem.
I am also trying to cut out white rice and see how it goes
I am sure I need collagen supplements. So I went and looked it up at the vitamin shop.... Very overwhelmed by maybe 30 choices. No clue at all how to choose one.
The powders did very little for me but the liquid is a game changer and I will take it for life. See if you can find a liquid that has collagen, hyaluronic acid and chondroitin sulfate.
Can you give a link to the Collagen that you use?...i want to make sure that purchased the correct one. Thanks..
Sure. Click your country at the top right corner! I use trim because I’m trying to lose weight but there are other kinds. Don’t get vanilla! It doesn’t taste good.😊 modere.ca/5759096
Just groaned that my knees are not working with me today😢. I'm 67yrs old. Then I went into youtube and....voila!
Thanks Kari.❤
So collagen do u take that helps u
Everyone has their own preferences. I take liquid collagen called trim which is collagen with a weight loss component. Once I lose the weight I will switch to one of their other collagens. The link is in the description of this video.
Hi is there a supplement I can use to help replace collagen? I'm in England. Many thanks for your videos xx
The collagens I use are available in the Uk. I use Trim and Biocell Skin. I’ll leave the UK affiliate link with a discount code attached in case you want to check them out. You’ll find them under “Collagen Sciences”. Https://modere.co.uk/3485745
@@KariAnneWrightyou take the one by Modere for $208?? Wow, pricey
@@Just...Peachy Yes it’s pricey and it actually works! Quality supplements are not cheap.
@@KariAnneWright Don't I know it. I've spent a fortune over the years on stuff that didn't work.
I'll have to give it a try! Hopefully it'll work for me as well.
Thank you for this information!
Which is the best one to take.?
I’m sure everyone has their opinions. I believe liquid collagen is the best. The powders didn’t do much for me. The liquid is helping. The one I take uses chicken and has chondroitin sulfate and hyaluronic acid so it is very similar to the way the body’s natural collagen is and is highly absorbable.
Hi Kari, i use ground flax seed in my diet for breakfast, i put about a tbs in my eggs but I don't know if I should be adding it to every meal? Am I using it right? Thank you!
Ground flaxseed is a great phytoestrogen and source of omega 3. 1-2 tablespoons a day is plenty.
Y do we have to take and do a lot
Ive just had surgery 4 moths ago on my shoulder i have tendinitis and bursitis in my shoulder ive lost muscle mass and strength i also have osteoarthritis in my neck just iver the last few years this has happened its degenerative menapause doesn't help
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What type of collagen should we take?
I think the liquid collagen is superior. The powdered collagen did nothing for me but I noticed improvements in a few weeks when I switched to a liquid. It should also have hyaluronic acid and chondroitin sulfate. The link to the one I use is in the description under the video. I use Trim and will be ordering Biocell Skin soon.
@@KariAnneWright Thanks for this. Apparently there are diff types of collagen type 1,2,3
Y does my elbow hurt
Loss of collagen, inefficient regulation of fluids and increased inflammation caused by decreasing estrogen is a possibility of course I can’t say what is causing your particular pain. I’m not your doctor.😊
Right, have finally bought collagen after being overwhelmed by the choices. Went with on sale... which was still far more than I want to spend on a supplement.
Question, I'm considering thisy trial.... How do I know if it's making a difference?
If the one you bought works you will know in a few weeks. The collagen I was taking wasn’t doing much so I switched to a liquid brand and within about three weeks my pain had lessened and a lot of my dryness and itching eased up.
Thank you so much this was so helpful!! Question how many grams of collagen should I take daily??
All collagens are dosed differently. My collagen is one tablespoon.🤷♀️
@@KariAnneWright exactly that's why I'm asking how many milligrams some people say 30 20,30 or even 50 g for postmenopausal women?? How many grams should I be taking if I'm post menopause??
@@Pink_cupcake1700 Conventional powdered collagens require about 2.5 to 15 grams of hydrolyzed collagen. The liquid collagen I take only requires 1 to 2 grams.
Love the content and love the hair style on you!
Thank you! Patrice(The wig I’m wearing) was not a favourite and women let me know so I switched back to my regular hair.
Kari do you have concerns that the collagen uses chicken? Considering you don’t eat meat? I’m plant based and am hesitant to use it because of the cartilage
NOPE! Collagen is animal based. I don’t eat meat but I will take this particular collagen forever. I am seeing marked improvements. They do not kill animals to source their collagen. They use the chicken sternum from chickens that have been used for consumption. These chickens are humanely treated from specific reputable farms in the US and Europe. The collagen is also gmo, antibiotic and hormone free.
Thank you for taking the time to respond. I was curious because animals are now being injected with all kinds of toxins. Good to hear you are seeing results. Am curious to try it myself.
My latest peri-symptom is super sensitive skin. I am used to being frugal in terms of skincare and toiletries. This week my skin and scalp started reacting badly to my usual genetic drugstore products, so yesterday, I racked up quite a bill to replace them with products that are specially formulated for sensitive skin. My peri-skin is less itchy and dry today. I also got a collagen supplement; Webbers Naturals Collagen 30. The tablets are bigger than I would like, as dry mouth sometimes affects my swallowing. Have you tried that one?
No I was using a powdered collagen that was doing nothing so I switched to a liquid and love it. I hope it works for you.