Hyaluronic Acid (HA)

Hyaluronic Acid’s Role in the Body

Hyaluronic Acid is a critical element for cellular function, tissue rehydration and lubrication and. It is naturally produced by the body but, over time, like all nutrients and vitamins, the intregration of Hyaluronic Acid is reduced. Hyaluronic Acid’s half-life in the cartilage is between two and three weeks, and in the skin it is only one day.

When the reduction of Hyaluronic Acid integration occurs, one might experience discomfort in the joints, the formation of wrinkles and/or frequent illness.

The Benefits of Hyaluronic Acid

With a continuous supply of Hyaluronic Acid in the body, you will discover that:

· Hyaluronic Acid helps to “cushion” the joints resulting in less pain and easier mobility.

· Hyaluronic Acid creates a reserve of water for the skin resulting in a softer, more elastic skin tone.

· Hyaluronic Acid decreases the occurrence of bacterial infections by raising the white blood cell count of the body.