Undenatured type II collagen retains its complete triple helix structure, which can precisely stimulate the body's immune system, prompting it to produce substances beneficial to articular cartilage. It helps repair damaged cartilage, relieve joint pain, enhance joint flexibility, and effectively address issues such as arthritis.
Hydrolyzed type II collagen, on the other hand, is more easily absorbed by the human body. It can quickly replenish lost collagen, improve skin elasticity, reduce wrinkles, restore the skin's moisture and radiance, and at the same time provide support for bones and enhance bone toughness.
Type II collagen mainly exists in tissues such as cartilage and joints, and it is a key component for maintaining joint health and skin condition.