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Hyaluronic acid, (HA)
exists naturally in all living organisms in the body, it is found in
greatest concentrations in the synovial fluid of joints for lubrication,
the vitreous humor (fluid) of the eye, and most abundantly in the skin.
HA
plays an important role in tissue hydration, lubrication and
cellular function, and is able to hold more water than any other natural
substance. It's unmatched hydrating properties result in increased
smoothness, softening and decreased wrinkles.
The anti-aging formula for
overall joint and skin health
HA
is a special mucopolysacharide that is the normal lubricant in
small animals' joints. When present in a joint, even a joint with
minimal or no cartilage, it can provide a cushion effect.
As your pet’s body ages, it produces less and less
HA.
The joints may become need a proper amount of HA to maintain
flexibility and help moisturize the skin. |
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Read our
testimonials to see for
yourself. Pets are experiencing results noticeable in a short period
of time, plus a variety of beneficial effects --- from softer
coat, to clearer and healthy eyes, even anti-aging properties.
Hyaluronic acid (HA) was
first used commercially in 1942 when Endre Balazs applied for a
patent to use it as a substitute for egg white in bakery products.
He went on to become the leading expert on HA, and made the
majority of discoveries concerning HA during the next 50
years.
In the last two decades, the uses of
hyaluronic acid
have been extended to a number of areas, including orthopedics, use in
fertility clinics, and tissue augmentation. In the past few years,
biotechnology has been used to develop hyaluronic acid
derivatives with tailor-made molecular sizes, which will further
increase the potential applications of this remarkable molecule.
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