Myths about hyaluronic acid

Medicine has long known about the benefits of hyaluronic acid. The substance not only prevents premature skin ageing and loss of moisture and elasticity, but also positively affects the musculoskeletal system.

Features of products containing hyaluronic acid

Hyaluronate is most often added to various cosmetic products and administered to the body via injections. Such products are widely represented on the pages of the Glamour cosmetics online store, where you can view the range of items via the link: http://glamor.com.ua, which offers a large selection of anti-ageing and other skincare products.

At the same time, capsules containing hyaluronic acid can often be found on store shelves and in pharmacies. Manufacturers promise an almost magical effect. But is this really the case?

Unfortunately, according to conducted studies, taking hyaluronic acid orally may only have a theoretical effect; to achieve even a small result, one would need to consume the substance in packs. It is worth noting that in this form of consumption, hyaluronic acid affects only the joints and internal organs, having no impact on the skin, as it simply does not reach it, being consumed earlier. Once it enters the stomach, hyaluronate is broken down into ordinary sugars.

The same applies to water. According to studies, the amount of moisture in cells does not depend on the liquid consumed. Water deficiency and excessive dryness can be compensated by administering hyaluronate subcutaneously. This way, cells are saturated with moisture.

At the same time, the substance has other effects:

• ·         stimulates collagen synthesis;
• ·         increases skin elasticity;
• ·         has a pronounced rejuvenating effect.

To achieve results, one can use creams, serums, and other cosmetic products that include hyaluronic acid in their formula.