Anti-aging ingredient ready for market


	Anti-aging ingredient ready for market

Mohir

12-17-2006 12:53 PM

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anti aging, cosmetics

Mohir says:

So there is some hope left, even after the consumers report

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12-18-2006 11:18 PM

horseshoe

Resveratrol will be better, and its natural. But you need to eat 1-2 grams a day.

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A new anti-aging ingredient developed by university researchers in Australia may be available in skin products as soon as next year. 
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Known as GGC, the ingredient is a forerunner for the anti-oxidant glutathione and has a number of possible health benefits, the University of New South Wales researchers said. Glutathione is a defense for detoxifying harmful compounds implicated in cancer, diabetes, aging and other diseases and degenerative conditions in the body.
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