New Research Shows How Phytoceramides Really Work on Skin

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New Research Shows How Phytoceramides Really Work
on Skin
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• Phytoceramides, when used in lotions or taken
  orally as supplements, are said to enhance the
  skin's ability to retain moisture and to build
  more elastic layers. These are just like
  ceramides, a type of lipid, only that they are
  extracted from plants.

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• There has been little evidence and research on
  their effectiveness in anti-aging products, but
  the recent studies began to shed more light onto
  this matter. Such products have been labeled as
  nutri-cosmetics, which tells a lot about how they
  create effects. These lipid components called
  phytoceramides are known to protect elements in
  the skin and to ensure more collagen and elastin.
  It has been said that they can make up to 40 of
  the support tissue in skin, where moisture is
  contained. Since the body does not produce enough
  of these by itself and the diet is not rich
  enough in phytoceramides, supplementation is
  welcome.

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• This is how phytoceramides seem to work from
  within and it could be an important scientific
  breakthrough. Scientists have said that, once
  inside the body, phytoceramides go to the nerves
  and the brain tissue, where they send a signal.
  They trigger the death of cells. This may sound
  terrible, but in fact it is a good thing. The
  body knows what it has to do once a cell dies
  (an old one), it is being replaced immediately
  with a new healthy one. The relevant process here
  is called apoptosis and one may read online about
  it. Another possible action of the lipid
  molecules is to interfere with the senescence
  process meaning the aging of skin cells. Thus,
  this could be slowed down through their
  interference, since the cell is better fed and
  protected.

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• In the light of these newly discovered
  possibilities, phytoceramides supplements and
  cosmetics could be backed by solid research and
  proven as truly rejuvenating, hydrating and
  beautifying.

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