LES HEURES DORÉES - Sticks

🤍 Its beauty benefits: Specially designed for pregnant women and post-partum mothers, it helps reduce stretch marks and firms the skin.

🤍 Its health benefits: It reduces fatigue and combats hormonal blues. It has a remineralizing action.

To optimize the absorption and benefits of the active ingredients of this cure, the ideal time of day to consume it is in the morning, preferably during breakfast, to maximize nutrient absorption, boost energy for the day, and benefit from the effects of vitamins and minerals throughout the day!

A postpartum collagen cure can offer several benefits for young mothers, helping to support their recovery and overall well-being after pregnancy and childbirth:

1. Support for skin recovery

- Improved skin elasticity: After pregnancy, skin can lose its elasticity, especially around the abdomen. Collagen can help restore skin elasticity, reduce the appearance of stretch marks and promote a firmer skin.

- Tissue repair: Collagen helps repair connective tissue, which is particularly useful for women who have undergone caesarean sections or perineal tears. It can promote better healing and faster recovery.

2. Strengthening of hair and nails

- Reduced hair loss: Hair loss is common after childbirth due to hormonal fluctuations. Collagen can strengthen hair, reduce hair loss, and promote healthier regrowth.

- Improved nail strength: Nails can become more fragile after childbirth. Collagen can help strengthen nails and prevent breakage.

3. Joint and ligament support

- Reduced joint pain: During and after pregnancy, many women experience joint pain due to hormonal changes and additional pressure on the joints. Collagen can help support joint health, reduce inflammation and relieve pain.

- Ligament recovery: Ligaments, which soften during pregnancy to facilitate childbirth, can benefit from a collagen supplement to regain their tone.

4. Improved digestion and intestinal health

- Intestinal wall support: Collagen can help strengthen the intestinal wall, improve digestion and reduce digestive discomfort, which can be common after pregnancy.

5. General support for energy and well-being

- Faster recovery: Collagen contains amino acids that support tissue regeneration, which can help with faster recovery after childbirth.

- Immune system support: Better intestinal health and faster recovery can also help strengthen the immune system, important for young mothers.

A postpartum collagen cure can be beneficial for the recovery of skin, hair, nails, joints, and bones, as well as for general support of health and well-being after childbirth!

You can start our post-partum cure after the birth, once you feel ready and your doctor has given you the green light. Here are a few guidelines to guide you:

- First few weeks: Some women start taking collagen a few weeks after giving birth, as soon as they have resumed a normal diet and feel ready to introduce a cure to their routine.

- 3 to 6 months postpartum: Others prefer to wait until 3 to 6 months postpartum, a period when body changes stabilize, and support needs for skin, joints and hair may be more pronounced.

Before starting a collagen cure (or any other supplement) after childbirth, it's important to consult your doctor, to make sure it's appropriate for your personal situation.

The benefits of a collagen cure are diverse and can touch on many aspects of beauty and health. Below are some of the main benefits:

🤍 Improved skin appearance.

- Elasticity and firmness: Collagen helps maintain skin structure, and reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.
- Hydration: It can increase skin hydration, making it softer and smoother.
- Healing: Promotes wound healing and reduces scars.

🤍 Strengthens hair and nails.

- Strength: Collagen can strengthen hair and nails, making them less likely to break.
- Growth: It can stimulate hair and nail growth.

🤍 Joints and bones health.

- Mobility: Collagen helps maintain healthy cartilage, improving mobility and reducing joint pain
- Bone density: It can help strengthen bones and prevent osteoporosis.

🤍 Muscle mass: Collagen can help preserve and increase muscle mass, which is particularly beneficial as we age.

🤍 Digestive health, intestinal lining: Collagen can help maintain a healthy intestinal lining, improving digestion and reducing symptoms of intestinal disorders.

🤍 All Apnée formulas contain marine collagen, as it is the most similar to human collagen.

🤍 Our collagen is hydrolyzed (also known as collagen “peptides”) and has the lowest molecular weight available on the market: 2000 Daltons, for optimal assimilation by the organism.

🤍 It is a type I collagen.

It is generally recommended to start drinking collagen from the age of 25-30, as natural collagen production begins to decline at this age. However, some people may choose to start earlier or later, depending on their individual needs, health and beauty goals.

So there's no hard and fast rule about the right age to start taking collagen, but here are some general considerations:

- From age 20-30: Natural collagen production begins to decline in your twenties. Cures can be started at this time to maintain healthy skin, hair and nails.

- From age 30-40 and over: Collagen depletion becomes more significant, and cures can help combat the visible signs of aging, such as wrinkles and joint pain.

- Pour your stick into a cup/glass.
- Add a few drops of the liquid of your choice, then stir vigorously.
- Once you've obtained a homogeneous mixture, top up your drink with the remaining liquid of your choice.

There's no problem in combining a collagen cure with a 1,2,3 Soleil cure, or a collagen cure with an Omega 3 cure. You can even combine the 3 cures simultaneously!

These products have distinct actions that are not directly linked, and they can offer additional benefits when taken together. What they have in common is that they act on premature skin aging.

Omega-3s, in particular EPA and DHA, are known for their anti-inflammatory properties. They can help reduce inflammation in the gastrointestinal tract, which is particularly beneficial for people suffering from inflammatory bowel disorders, but also for those seeking to maintain good overall digestive health.

By reducing inflammation and improving intestinal barrier function, omega-3s can also help ease digestive symptoms such as bloating, abdominal pain and transit disorders.

Non, cette formule n'est pas compatible avec un régime végétarien ou vegan.

EPA and DHA, two types of omega-3, play distinct but complementary roles:

EPA (Eicosapentaenoic Acid)

- Anti-inflammatory: EPA helps reduce inflammation, which benefits the skin by minimizing redness, irritation and inflammatory conditions such as acne or rosacea.

- Skin hydration: By reducing inflammation, EPA also helps maintain a healthy skin barrier, promoting better hydration and softer skin.

DHA (Docosahexaenoic acid)

- Cellular health: DHA is essential for the structure of cell membranes, particularly in the skin. It contributes to skin suppleness and elasticity, which can reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.

- Hair and nails: DHA also supports healthy hair and nails by promoting healthy growth, strengthening the hair fiber, and helping to prevent scalp dryness.

These two omega-3 fatty acids, taken together, offer a complete approach to improving the beauty of skin, hair and nails.