by comoweb | Nov 10, 2021 | HYALURONAN - The Most Important Molecule in Your Body
Osteoporosis: HA’s role in a “silent pandemic”. During the year 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic was center stage in everyone’s awareness. But there is another “silent pandemic” that has been occurring for years that affects the lives of millions of people, especially...
by comoweb | Nov 9, 2021 | HYALURONAN - The Most Important Molecule in Your Body
HA plays surprising—sometimes contradictory—roles in the immune system. Did you know that the immune system is the largest and most highly distributed system in your body? The immune system is an amazing organ! Most organ systems have a specific site in the body that...
by comoweb | Nov 8, 2021 | HYALURONAN - The Most Important Molecule in Your Body
Hyaluronic Acid benefits in the gut. The benefits of a healthy gastrointestinal system extend beyond the gut to our overall well-being and health (Jiang, et al., 2011). Gut homeostasis is central to hydration, gut microbiome, and innate immunity (Salem, et al., 2018;...
by comoweb | Nov 7, 2021 | HYALURONAN - The Most Important Molecule in Your Body
A link between HA and longevity. In 2000, Connie Chung reported on Yuzuri Hara (sometimes spelled “Yuzurihara”), Japan, a farming village in the hills of Japan. 29Ms. Chung reported that the people of Yuzuri Hara lived very long lives and that many people in the...
by comoweb | Nov 6, 2021 | HYALURONAN - The Most Important Molecule in Your Body
Your skin is important to your health. We should never, ever take our skin for granted. Skin is the first and most important barrier between us and the outside world and accounts for 50% of our total body HA. The skin helps us retain the water that our bodies need to...
by comoweb | Nov 5, 2021 | HYALURONAN - The Most Important Molecule in Your Body
Eyes: It is all about the water. Eyes need water to be healthy and comfortable. The eye is 99% water (Gaffney, et al., 2009). However, something must hold water in the eye. That is where Hyaluronic Acid comes in. HA holds the water in the eye to lubricate and protect...
