JoyAmaze Colatin

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JoyAmaze®Colatin is produced by a world-class manufacturer that always makes quality control at its best. JoyAmaze®Colatin will go through hundreds of quality control points from raw materials production till the finished product reach end-users.

Quality Control for Safety & Success. Stringent Quality Management System is applied from the very upstream of using safe and quality raw materials, and quality functional ingredients to the very downstream of production. Each product will have complete quality assurance & control to ensure quality and safety. All our raw materials & finished products will go through some of the following quality control measures.

THE IMMENSE SUPER FORMULA OF JOYAMAZE® COLATIN

JoyAmaze® COLATIN is a perfect choice of nutrition that is rapidly growing its fame among its believers who witnessed the health and wellness transformation. Each sachet is packed with quality ingredients that bring together a smorgasbord of nutrients essential for the overall wellbeing of the human body. With the super formula of combining quality whey protein, marine collagen peptide, vitamin C, and vitamin B Complex (B1, B2, B3, B6, B9 & B12), JoyAmaze® COLATIN ingredients are scientifically validated and meticulously developed together to ensure that they synergistically yield effective superb results, keeping our bodies active, young, and healthy.

Nutritional status is a strong determinant of wound healing outcomes, and it is recognized as a critical factor in the wound recovery process for more than 100 years. Adequate nutritional consumption is vital for addressing the three stages of the process: the inflammatory, proliferative, and maturation (remodeling) phase. The duration of the inflammatory stage usually lasts several days [21], the proliferative phase can last several weeks, and it is characterized by the formation of granulation tissue, reepithelialization, and neovascularization. Whereas the maturation phase is where the wound achieves its maximum strength as it matures [22]. The maturational phase starts around week 3 and may last up to 12 months. Every stage of the wound healing process can prolong due to poor nutrition and cause the development of non-healing wounds. Some kinds of wounds can increase the nutritional demands of the body, which means that a patient will need more nutrients than usual to allow for optimum wound healing. Protein was found to be the most important nutrient during this phase [20]. Protein is needed to build, maintain, and repair body tissues. It also aids humans by facilitating biochemical reactions and fighting against infections. The body requires extra protein, calories, and nutrients when under metabolic stress or recovering from surgical procedures [21]. The wound recovery process can be affected by multiple factors. In general, the factors can be divided into two categories which are local and systemic. Local factors are those that influence the features of the wound itself. Meanwhile, systemic factors are the overall health status or disease condition that will affect the ability to heal. The examples of local factors are oxygenation and infections, while the examples of systemic factors are age, gender, stress level, disease condition, and nutrition. Protein inadequacy can impair the formation of capillary, proliferation of fibroblast, synthesis of proteoglycan and collagen as well as wound remodeling process [20]. Protein depletion may also weaken the immune system, resulting in the deficiency of leukocyte phagocytosis and decreasing resistance to infection [1].

JoyAmaze® COLATIN is a perfect choice of protein supplement that may support any kind of wound recovery process. The scientifically proven effective formulation of JoyAmaze® COLATIN consists of high-quality sources of Marine Collagen Peptide and Whey Protein, Vitamins B Complex and Vitamin C can speed up wound healing processes and increase healing outcomes of:

• ✓ Diabetic foot ulcers wounds
• ✓ Pressure injuries wounds – bedsores, pressure sores, or decubitus ulcers
• ✓ Surgical wounds
• ✓ Burn wounds
• ✓ Abrasion wounds
• ✓ Cuts or tearing of the skin
• ✓ Internal wounds - due to impaired circulation, nervous system functions, neuropathy or medical illness, or decreased supply of blood, oxygen, or other nutrients.

 

 

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