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Adding these into your diet can naturally boost your collagen levels, providing similar benefits to supplements: Bone Broth – Rich in amino acids that aid collagen production. Berries – Rich in vitaminC, which is essential for collagen synthesis. Chicken – Contains abundant connective tissue, a direct source of collagen.
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