Hyaluronic Acid is a naturally occurring molecule is a humectant, a term that notes its ability to retain water—allowing it to become a gel-like substance that protects the joints and provides elasticity to our connective tissues as those found in skin, ligaments, etc.). We are born with high levels of HA, which is partially responsible for the plumping of the skin.
As we age, we lose the ability to retain Hyaluronic Acid due to several factors—both hereditary and environmental. Loss can cause sagging and or wrinkled skin and aches within our joints. Meaning, over time, our natural moisture levels require some support.
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