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MSM | Grape Seed Extract | B-complex | Biotin | |
Niacin | Folic acid | Pantothenic Acid | Pyridoxine | Riboflavin |
Thiamine | Beta-Carotene | Vitamin C | Vitamin E | Zinc |
Selenium | Chromium |
Grape seed extract contains powerful antioxidants known as oligomers of proanthocyanidins (OPCs). Some studies say that OPCs are 20 times more powerful than vitamin C and 50 times more powerful than vitamin E. Grape seed is one traditional source of OPCs, although they are present throughout the plant world. In a review of the benefits of the OPCs found in grape seed extract, Bombardelli and Morazzoni (Fitoterapia 66, no. 4 [1995]) note that OPCs� antioxidant effects are generally credited for their other benefits. The authors note that these include an antimutagenic effect; that is, they inhibit the mutation of DNA. The authors point out that chronic degenerative diseases are believed to be a result of environmental mutagens (substances that cause mutation). OPCs may be able to counter these mutagens. OPCs also have "cosmetic" value. They protect collagen and elastin, which are an important part of the makeup of skin. It is the interlacing of collagen and elastin which gives skin its strength, elasticity, and smoothness. When these two substances are damaged, the skin loses elasticity�the result can be wrinkles. OPCs help restore damaged collagen and elastin and protect them against further damage. You could say that OPCs are an oral cosmetic to keep skin healthy. Grape
seed is 50 times more powerful than vitamin E and 25 times more powerful
than vitamin C - two widely used ingredients in skin creams. Skin-Natural skin care products to moisturize, rejuvenate, nourish, soothe and refresh you skin with aloe vera, vitamin e, elastin, retinyl a, vitamins a and d. Plus a chamomile and mint herbal astringent. Treat your skin to natural, nutritional skin care products that are gentle, refreshing, soothing, nourishing and non-irritating. We're sure you'll just love 'em! |
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