Maintaining attractive hair and skin requires providing the nutrients that Form, Repair and Protect. These are the Proven Molecules.
The Nutrients in Hair & Skin
The Major Proteins are Collagen, Keratin and Elastin that maintain skin and hair’s youthful appearance. They must be formed in the body.
- Patented enzyme processed and Medical grade Collagen Peptides FORTIGEL®, FORTIBONE® and VERISOL® powder or Liquid Amino Sculpt are the most effective.
- Copper from green vegetables and nuts, and absorbable mineral Silicon as Biosil complete the formation of collagen in the body. Choline bound Biosil Silicon at 10mg/day has resulted in 30% less depth of micro-wrinkles, elastin increase of 89% and 13% increase in hair thickness and strength.
- Keratin – 500mg of Cynatine® Solubilized Keratin reduced loss of hair by 47% in the hair pull test within 90 days. Increased hair follicle growth phase by 9%. Skin Moisture improved 30% with a 12% reduction in wrinkle depth.
- Elastin – Verisol® Collagen Peptides for collagen and Elastin increases of 65% and 18% that smooths skin.
- Ceramides make up a significant part of the matrix that holds moisture in the skin. They reduce with age, but replenish at 350mg per day.
Hair Specifics
- Hair Loss can be initiated by inflammation, low protein, low iron or low absorption into the hair follicle, excessive DHT formation and deficiencies of B vitamins and zinc.
- The Hair Growth Cycle can be re-established with 100mg of the patented Pea Shoot Extract Anagain™ Nu and resulted in a 34% hair loss reduction and improved hair density in 4 weeks.
Skin Protection & Topical Renewal
- Liposomal Vitamin C and Full Spectrum Vitamin E limit free radical molecule damage to skin.
- Polypodium protects as internal sunscreen and Niacinamide at 500mg twice per day reduced incidence of basal and squamous-cell by 23% in recent research.
- Retinol 500x potency, Peptide blend, and Hyaluronic Acid promote increases cell turnover and healthy skin cells.
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Phytother Res. 2019 Nov; 34(2) Int J Dermatol. 2015 Mar; 54(3) Am Health Drug Benefits. 2015 Aug; 8
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