Collagen Coffee Milk + Magnesium + Vitamin C

Collagen Coffee Milk + Magnesium + Vitamin C represents a new generation of functional coffees, designed to offer Mental clarity, sustained energy and real structural support from the first intake. Its nutritional profile is based on a synergistic combination of clinically relevant active ingredients, formulated to respond to the demands of daily life with efficiency and safety.

Inspired by the concept of the Bulletproof coffee, this product combines hydrolyzed collagen, whey protein, MCT (medium chain triglycerides), robusta coffee, vitamin C, and an advanced form of magnesium. in a complete, balanced and high-performance nutritional proposal.

How do its ingredients work?

Hydrolyzed collagen^1,2,3:

Highly bioavailable bioactive peptides that promote the natural synthesis of collagen, essential for the firmness and elasticity of connective tissues.

• Improves the quality of skin, nails and hair.
• Reduce joint discomfort and improve mobility.
• Promotes recovery after exercise.

Whey Protein Concentrate (WPC)⁴:

High biological value protein source that supports muscular and structural maintenance.

• Stimulates protein synthesis and the preservation of lean mass.
• Supports metabolism and energy stability in flexible fasts.

Medium-chain triglycerides (MCT)^6.7:

Fast energy, satisfying and compatible with ketosis.

• MCTs are a special type of fat that the body converts into energy almost immediately, without the need for slow digestion or insulin.
• Unlike other fats, they are not stored, but are transformed into quick fuel for the body and brain.
• This makes them ideal for those who follow a ketogenic or low-carbohydrate diet, as they promote the production of ketones, the body's "plan B" for energy when there is no glucose.
• They also provide a natural feeling of satiety, helping to control appetite, thanks to their action on hormones that regulate hunger.
• The MCTs of this product combine two key types: C8 (caprylic), which offers quick mental energy, and C10 (capric), with a more prolonged effect.

Robusta coffee^8,9:

Natural stimulus, sustained energy and antioxidant action.

• Robusta coffee provides a natural dose of caffeine that helps improve alertness, concentration, and motivation from the first intake.
• Its soluble and fine granulated format allows for a quick, homogeneous and practical preparation, without the need for a coffee maker.
• Thanks to its higher caffeine content, it provides a longer-lasting effect than other types of coffee, ideal for active people or those with demanding schedules.
• It is also rich in antioxidant compounds such as chlorogenic acids, which help protect cells against oxidative stress and promote energy metabolism.
• Its combination with ingredients such as MCT and collagen allows for a stable and functional energy boost, without the typical ups and downs of sugar or artificial stimulants.

Albion™ Chelated Magnesium Bisglycinate^10,11:

Real chelation, superior absorption.

One of the distinguishing pillars of this formula is the use of magnesium bisglycinate Albion™, an authentic chelated form, developed under the patented system TRAACS® (The Real Amino Acid Chelate System). Unlike conventional inorganic forms (such as magnesium oxide or carbonate), this version is chemically bonded to two glycine molecules, forming a stable and highly bioavailable complex.

This structure provides clinically proven benefits:

• Highly efficient absorption.
• Avoid competition with other minerals, as the body recognizes the chelate as if it were a nutrient and not a free mineral, preventing interference with calcium, iron, or zinc during absorption.
• Without laxative effects or digestive discomfort, unlike other forms of magnesium, making it ideal for prolonged daily use.
• Clinically relevant neuromuscular support: contributes to the reduction of fatigue, improves muscle contraction, and accelerates recovery after physical exertion.
• Solid scientific backing, with over 160 studies and clinical publications supporting its effectiveness and safety.

Vitamin C (L-Ascorbic Acid)^12,13:

Essential antioxidant and key enzymatic cofactor.

• Stimulates collagen synthesis.
• Strengthens the immune system and fights post-exercise oxidative stress.
• Optimizes tissue regeneration and overall well-being.

Ideal for those who are looking for:

• A functional and tasty alternative to start the day.
• Comprehensive support for the health of skin, joints, nails and hair.
• An energy and cognitive boost without resorting to sugars or artificial stimulants.
• A rich and complete drink with the functionality of bullet coffee, but with real proteins and micronutrients.

Collagen Coffee Milk+Magnesium+Vitamin C: physical performance, mental clarity, and structural care from the first intake of the day.

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