WHY CONSISTENCY MATTERS, the wall that rebuilds itself every few days
Something that busy needs a steady supply of the right raw materials, not a top-up whenever you happen to remember. Collagen is rich in glycine and proline, two amino acids your gut lining uses to hold itself together. Picture the lining as a wall: the cells are the bricks and amino acids like these are part of the mortar that supports the seal between them. When the whole wall is being replaced every few days, it needs a steady supply of that mortar, which is why consistency really makes a difference.
So if your tub is looking low, or has been sitting at the back of the cupboard since summer, today is a lovely day to sort it out. Your gut's been looking after you all week, so it's only fair to return the favour.
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Want the bigger picture on what your gut barrier does? Read Cold plunges won't fix this. Your gut might.
