

Starting at age 21, collagen decreases by 1% per year. This is when the vital collagen network begins to weaken. By age 30, signs of collagen loss begin to appear on the skin, hair, and nails. Its effects are measurable in both bones and joints.
For years, scientists have been searching for a method that would give the human body the ability to regenerate its own collagen. But it wasn’t until the discovery of choline-stabilized orthosilicic acid (ch-OSA)—the active ingredient in BioSil—that collagen regeneration became a reality.
BioSil activates the collagen-producing cells known as fibroblasts. Since BioSil works through your body’s natural processes, the collagen it generates bears the imprint of your own DNA. BioSil has undergone rigorous double-blind, placebo-controlled trials to assess both its efficacy and safety.