This exciting new product recently introduced into the Skinceuticals lineup breaches new barriers in corrective antioxidant therapeutic treatments. Finally after five full years of intensive research and development, Skinceuticals Phloretin actually contains as of yet before seen patent-pending biochemical technology that combines ferulic acid, phloretin and ascorbic acid in an ultra powerful triad-formulation.
New Research Into Antioxidants and Free Radicals
Research has recently shown that for an antioxidant based skin care product to be “fully” effective, it must have the capacity to neutralize not only free radicals but a host of other highly reactive molecules that pose a threat to living skin cells. Molecules that science has now shown to cause DNA mutations that lead to malfunctions in the skins innate natural bio-restorative processes and micro-systems.
Skinceuticals Phloretin cf Accomplishes Just That
Skinceuticals Phloretin cf not accomplishes just that, but it also functions to stimulate the correction of pre-existing skin cellular damage by way of the inducement a heightened production and synthesis of vital proteins and micro-connective tissues and fibers. So is this a miracle treatment? Not by any means, but a battery of clinical tests have proven beyond any shadow of a doubt that it definitely is to date, possibly one of the most effective topical skin treatment products currently available on the market.
2) Blueberries – even in the number two anti-oxidant spot, blueberries aren’t to be sniffed at. Fresh wild blueberries with oatmeal in the morning are one of the healthiest breakfasts you can eat. Unlike the exotic acai berry, blueberries are widely available, both fresh and frozen. Antioxidants are desirable because they neutralize free-radicals, rogue oxygen atoms that destabilize other cells and cause oxidative stress in the body, which can lead to disease and aging.
7) Raw nuts – almonds, walnuts, and hazel nuts are a good source of minerals, protein, B complex vitamins, vitamin E, and mono-unsaturated (good) fats. Brazil nuts contain saturated fat, but are an excellent source of selenium.
Sprouts – you can sprout just about any legume, seed or grain. Go to your local health or bulk food store and you’ll find a whole range of seeds to choose from. Mung beans, soy beans, lentils, alfalfa, aduki, and chick peas are all tasty and readily available. Sprouts are super-healthy because the new, germinating plants are packed full of nutrients. There can be up to 30% more vitamin B and 60% more vitamin C in the sprout than in the original seed. Sprouts are also a great source of easily digestible protein.