Dr. Anthony Youn

He is a cardiologist, traditionally trained. Also, he's had some nutrition training as well. He's got a big bushy beard. He's an older guy and he speaks with clarity and he's very positive and confident in his work.

He is a cardiologist, traditionally trained. Also, he's had some nutrition training as well. He's got a big bushy beard. He's an older guy and he speaks with clarity and he's very positive and confident in his work.

He is a cardiologist, traditionally trained. Also, he's had some nutrition training as well. He's got a big bushy beard. He's an older guy and he speaks with clarity and he's very positive and confident in his work.

in what he says and in his conclusions and he made a video basically stating that collagen supplements don't work and if you want if you're going to try a collagen supplement just save your money and get gelatin it's the same thing and i didn't reply to it i'm not going to get an argument with another physician but i disagreed with it and very interestingly literally like

in what he says and in his conclusions and he made a video basically stating that collagen supplements don't work and if you want if you're going to try a collagen supplement just save your money and get gelatin it's the same thing and i didn't reply to it i'm not going to get an argument with another physician but i disagreed with it and very interestingly literally like

in what he says and in his conclusions and he made a video basically stating that collagen supplements don't work and if you want if you're going to try a collagen supplement just save your money and get gelatin it's the same thing and i didn't reply to it i'm not going to get an argument with another physician but i disagreed with it and very interestingly literally like

a month and a half ago, I saw that video reappear on social media. And as the video is about over, he shows up, he swipes it out of the screen, and he says, I was wrong. Wow. Yeah, he said, I did the research. Collagen supplements do work. They do improve your skin. And I was wrong.

a month and a half ago, I saw that video reappear on social media. And as the video is about over, he shows up, he swipes it out of the screen, and he says, I was wrong. Wow. Yeah, he said, I did the research. Collagen supplements do work. They do improve your skin. And I was wrong.

a month and a half ago, I saw that video reappear on social media. And as the video is about over, he shows up, he swipes it out of the screen, and he says, I was wrong. Wow. Yeah, he said, I did the research. Collagen supplements do work. They do improve your skin. And I was wrong.

It floored me because how often do you see a 65-year-old physician who speaks whenever they're out there, what they say is right, to come back and say that what they said was not true?

It floored me because how often do you see a 65-year-old physician who speaks whenever they're out there, what they say is right, to come back and say that what they said was not true?

It floored me because how often do you see a 65-year-old physician who speaks whenever they're out there, what they say is right, to come back and say that what they said was not true?

Yeah, and really then when you, so what does the science say? And really that's what it comes down to. Because people say, okay, collagen supplements don't work. The main argument is that it's a large protein, which is true. And if you ingest it, your body will break it down. And how do you know that it actually gets to your skin or where you want it to go?

Yeah, and really then when you, so what does the science say? And really that's what it comes down to. Because people say, okay, collagen supplements don't work. The main argument is that it's a large protein, which is true. And if you ingest it, your body will break it down. And how do you know that it actually gets to your skin or where you want it to go?

Yeah, and really then when you, so what does the science say? And really that's what it comes down to. Because people say, okay, collagen supplements don't work. The main argument is that it's a large protein, which is true. And if you ingest it, your body will break it down. And how do you know that it actually gets to your skin or where you want it to go?

And really the fact of the matter is, is when you look at collagen supplements, make sure that the supplement that you take is made of hydrolyzed collagen peptides.

And really the fact of the matter is, is when you look at collagen supplements, make sure that the supplement that you take is made of hydrolyzed collagen peptides.

And really the fact of the matter is, is when you look at collagen supplements, make sure that the supplement that you take is made of hydrolyzed collagen peptides.

And that's super important because once again, collagen being a large molecule, when you actually take a hydrolyzed collagen supplement, that collagen protein has been broken down into amino acids, which are the single units of protein, and their peptides, which are groups of two or three amino acids or so. And that's done on purpose so that your body can actually absorb it.

And that's super important because once again, collagen being a large molecule, when you actually take a hydrolyzed collagen supplement, that collagen protein has been broken down into amino acids, which are the single units of protein, and their peptides, which are groups of two or three amino acids or so. And that's done on purpose so that your body can actually absorb it.