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Hyaluronic Acid
Essential For Youthful Skin
As we age, skin moisture can drop significantly, which makes the skin lose elasticity and expose the signs of aging to the skin. Hyaluronic acid plays a critical role in skin health with its unique ability to hold in moisture (1000 ml of water per per gram of hyaluronic acid).
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Hyaluronic acid is also a "smart nutrient" as it can adjust its moisture absorption rate based on the humidity - relative to the season and the climate.
Benefits of Hyaluronic Acid and UVB Sun Protection
One of the most skin damaging elements are UVB rays from the sun
Hyaluronic acid benefits the skin as it protects the skin from UVB rays
(and the scavenging reactive oxygen species they generate),
which can cause sunspots.
HYALURONIC ACID RESEARCH
Researchers have found Hyaluronic Acid transdermal application to be directly correlated to measured increases in skin moisture.
Microscopic skin surface analysis shows increased skin smoothness, and amelioration of wrinkles.
What is Hyaluronic Acid?
Hyaluronic acid (HA) is a gel-like water holding molecule that is the space filler and cushioning agent in all mammals. HA cushions joints, nerves, hydrates skin and hair, and fills the eye. Although originally discovered in 1934 by Karl Meyer, HA gained momentum only after a visit by a reporter to a Japanese village of Yuzuri Hara to find out why both men and women in their 80’s and 90’s had smooth wrinkle free skin, flexible joints, full heads of hair and activity levels that defied their age. This was eventually found to be related to oestrogen-like molecules in their diet from soya and tofu, which sent signals to the cells to make more hyaluronic acid.
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Our bodies roughly contain 15 grams of HA and it is found in virtually every part of the body. With such a widespread occurrence, it is logical that HA also has multiple functions. Scientific studies have shown that HA improves skin hydration, stimulates production of collagen in skin, works as an antioxidant and free radical scavenger, maintains skin elasticity, cushions joints and nerve tissues, has an antibacterial and anti-inflammatory activity and maintains the fluid in the eye tissues, which may help to protect against numerous possible eye concerns.
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The average human body contains roughly 15 grams of HA, one third of which is degraded and synthesized on a daily basis. This is where the problems arise! The manufacture of every single protective agent in the body declines with age and HA is no exception to this rule. Decreasing levels of hyaluronic acid are known to accompany the ageing process and it is estimated that by the time we reach our mid-40’s, the synthesis of HA is roughly half that required by the body.
Skin: Almost half of the body’s HA is located in the collagen of skin and it is logical that HA plays a vital role here. Hyaluronic acid helps to retain over a 1000 times its weight in water within the cells of skin, making it an excellent moisturizer. In fact, no other biological substance can retain as much water as HA resulting in increased smoothness, softening and decreased wrinkles. Equally important is its ability to remove waste matter from cells including those where there is little blood circulation.
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