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Hyaluronic Acid - About Hyaluronic Acid
About Hyaluronic Acid
Hyaluronic acid (HA, hyaluronan) is a special protein that exists naturally in all living organisms. In the human body, it is found in greatest concentrations in the synovial fluid of articular joints for lubrication, the vitreous humor (fluid) of the eye, and most abundantly in the skin. As we age, the body produces less Hyaluronic Acid. The joints become stiff and the movement painful, the skin becomes dry and wrinkly.
Hyaluronic acid (sodium hyaluronate, hyaluronan, HA) is a special mucopolysacharide that exists naturally in all living organisms. In the human body, it is found in greatest concentrations in the synovial fluid of articular joints for lubrication, the vitreous humor (fluid) of the eye, and most abundantly in the skin. As we age, the body produces lesser and lesser Hyaluronic Acid. The joints become stiff, the movement painful and the skin becomes dry and wrinkly
replacement, referred to as viscosupplementation , is done by injecting HA directly into the affected joints. Although successful, it is very expensive, painful and yet only effective in the areas injected. Now, the high molecular weight HA found in Syno-Vital H2O, a convenient oral solution, presents an easier and far more affordable way to replace the HA that we have lost. It also provides benefits to the entire body! Read our testimonials to see for yourself. people are experiencing profound relief for their joint pains with results noticeable in a short period of time, plus a variety of beneficial effects **- from softer, younger looking skin, to clearer more moist eyes, even to reports of HA being an anti-ageing remedy. Not only do our testimonials speak well of our product, but an incredible ****0% reorder rate speaks volumes about the effectiveness of Synthovial 7 .

About Hyaluronic Acid

Hyaluronic acid exists naturally in all living organisms and is a universal component of the spaces between the cells of body tissues (extracellular space). It is a mucopolysacharide that has an identical chemical structure whether it is found in simple bacteria or in human beings.

What Causes the Breakdown of HA
The breakdown of collagen in joints is facilitated by an enzyme, hyaluronidase, that specifically attacks HA. Ultraviolet radiation (sunlight) and free radicals of all types stimulate the production of hyaluronidase. This means that the whole family of antioxidants can have a protective effect on HA, by inhibiting the production of excess hyaluronidase.
 
The use of hyaluronic acid in both the cosmetic and medical industry is gaining momentum as its properties of scar reduction and aiding wound and ulcer healing are becoming well known. Cosmetic products containing hyaluronic acid hydrate the skin allowing it to appear smoother and more radiant
HA products are commercially available and safely used in eye surgery, joint surgery, and rheumatoid arthritis patients by ophthalmologists, orthopedics, and rheumatologists. It is extensively used by the cosmetic industry and by dermatologists in anti-aging and moisturizing products as HA is very hydroscopic (absorbs and retains water).
Hydration of the Skin

Hyaluronic acid (HA) can absorb over ***0 times it weight in water allowing it to hydrate to skin and other areas that it contacts.

Prevention of Scarring and Aiding Wound Healing
High concentrations of HA, Particularly in fetal skin, have long been noted to be associated with rapid healing with little scarring. It is postulated that HA is the extra cellular matrix (fluid between skin cells) that is the natural transportation system for the events of wound healing (inflammatory cell migration, fibroblast cell migration, cytokine migration and epithelial cell migration) to smoothly occur.