Stacy and I talk about Young Living’s Inner Beauty Collagen.  This Type 1 tasteless collagen supports skin to promote youthful appearance in skin, hair and nails.  This highly bioavailable marine collagen  contains peach ceramides, hyaluronic acid and anti-oxidants doesn’t contain any artificial ingredients or fillers.  This collagen doesn’t have any additional sugars and is gluten free and keto and paleo friendly.

 Inner Beauty Collagen reduces fine lines and wrinkles within 21 days of use. It supports the dermal layer from UV induced damaged skin.  It also promotes skin elasticity, as well as hydration to the skin and has a prebiotic fiber that not only supports skin, hair and nail growth but supports a healthy gut microbiome.  

 We also spoke about Young Living’s Inner Defense.  This is a pre-made capsule with immune supporting essential oils all put together for ease of use!  It contains Clove, Oregano, Thyme, Lemongrass, Lemon, Eucalyptus Radiata, Rosemary and Cinnamon!  This blend reinforces systemic defenses, promotes healthy respiratory function and immune support!  It’s a powerhouse supplement to keep us going in the world we live in right now. 

 We briefly touched on Agilease which is a blend of wonderful joint supporting oils along with Type II collagen that is specific to joints and cartilage.  It also contains Glucosamine and hyaluronic acid for greater mobility and flexibility through the reduction of inflammation.  

 Click to learn more and purchase at - https://rebelk.it/SeanCollagen

 

 Stacy and I are not doctors.  The information contained in the video above is for informational and educational purposes only.  This information has not been reviewed by the FDA and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.  Please consult your physician. 

 Contact Stacy for any additional information at – [email protected]

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