Bio-Aligned Chart Skin Eternal Plus™ Support for Supple Skin Connective Tissue - The Dermis The skin is composed of an outer layer, the epidermis, and a layer of connective tissue, the dermis. The dermis conveys shape and structure to the skin via its components collagen, elastin, and glycosaminoglycans. Age-related changes due to oxidation, loss of elastic fibers and thickening of collagen fibers cause skin to become more fragile and less supple. Supporting connective tissue of the dermis is essential for skin health.
Cell Membrane Structure Healthy cell membranes are essential for optimal skin cell function. They are critical for proper hydration, waste transfer, nutrient uptake, and electrolyte balance. Without normal cell membrane function, the skin cannot function optimally and skin health suffers.
Cell Renewal The skin is constantly renewing itself. Old, damaged cells are replaced or repaired at a very high rate. It is important to supply this constantly active organ with adequate energy and building blocks to ensure healthy growth and repair.
Blood and Liver Cleansing The liver, a built-in metabolic waste disposal plant, cleanses and detoxifies the entire body. Skin health and appearance reflect the liver's ability to perform its detoxification function. Lipotropics mobilize lipids and remove excess fats from the liver and bloodstream, antioxidants help safeguard liver cells against oxidation, and a skin-specific herbal blend supports overall liver function.
Muscle and Nerve Function At rest, skeletal muscle fibers are maintained in a state of partial contraction or tautness by nerve impulses. This is called muscle tone. These nerve impulses are controlled by the brain and by receptors in the muscle. Poor muscle tone can cause sagging of a body part while high muscle tone causes tautness and suppleness.
Stress Response - Adrenals Mental and physiological stress directly affect skin appearance and health. Supporting the adrenal glands with vitamins B-5, C and licorice is beneficial for stress response. American ginseng, an adaptogenic herb, and vitamin B-6, provide additional support to help our body deal with ongoing stress.
Antioxidant Defense Oxidative stress is considered one of the main causes of age-related damage to cells and tissues. Sunlight (ultraviolet radiation) and pollution are both strong free radical generators. It is now medically recognized that chronic exposure to both causes skin to age faster. Skin is rich in lipids, proteins, and DNA, which are extremely sensitive to oxidation. A broad array of powerful antioxidants protects the skin and helps maintain its structure and tone.
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