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The word Phytoceramides comes from two words €phyto-(plant)€ and €Ceramides( Chemically)€, plants contain similar structures like the Ceramides in the human body; a lipid that keeps the skin in a hydrous state and fleshy. Ceramides make up 35%-40% of the binding matrix that sustains moisture balance and protects the skin's surface.These chemicals are called Phytoceramides.
As a human age the skin starts to wrinkle and then toughen producing a rough texture. Appearance of faint lines along the mouth and eyes during the early thirties is a sure indication of loss of Ceramides.
Phytoceramides and oral supplements are mixed hence makes it easier to pass through the blood stream up to the inner layer if the skin, replacing the lost Ceramides. Since 2000, Japanese women have been using it as a normal diet.
According to research, Ceramides is estimated to be 0.3 to 0.4 grams per day of a normal consumption. Ceramides can be obtained largely in eggs, soya beans, rice, millet, spinach, dairy products and bouvine sources. The plant derived Ceramides are mainly found in wheat, rice and rare plant sources. Phytoceramides are more attractive because they are safe and low at risk.
These are expressively found in semi-indigested products in the form of creams, moisturizers, gels and potions. Ceramides have been included in cosmetic products such as foundations and lipsticks to increase outer moisture and to provide a benefit to the skin while protecting it from damaging elements. Phytoceramides pills are also available for dosage. It is recommended that one should take a Phytoceramides 350 mg capsule daily within a span of 4 to 12 weeks, this allows for the building of collagens and elastin which are the main constituents of Ceramides.
The mechanism works when the Phytoceramides capsules is orally ingested and transported through the blood stream to the deep skin layers from where they get carried to the surface layer. These fatty molecules initiate a restoration process where the Ceramides are placed into the skin. A protective layer is now provided which hydrates the skin from the inside hence acts as a barrier from the harsh rays of the sun, from pollution, and from stress which are normal aging factors. Generally, their main function is to repair the damaged barrier and hydrate the skin by filling out the wrinkles, laughter lines and sun damaged areas.
Leading plastic surgeons have promoted Phytoceramides as a naturally alternative to facelift. However, people who are sensitive to gluten are advised to avoid using Phytoceramides plant derived Ceramides. In order to maintain the skin acquired one is encouraged to continue taking the Phytoceramides 350 mg dosage as prescribed.
The Phytoceramides are effective when vitamins and minerals are introduced; hence, peptides, ceramosides and antioxidants are produced. These ingredients work to boost collagen production and increase skin elasticity; protect the skin from harmful elements in the environment; and reduce the damage caused by free radicals, the elements that cause aging symptoms.
As a human age the skin starts to wrinkle and then toughen producing a rough texture. Appearance of faint lines along the mouth and eyes during the early thirties is a sure indication of loss of Ceramides.
Phytoceramides and oral supplements are mixed hence makes it easier to pass through the blood stream up to the inner layer if the skin, replacing the lost Ceramides. Since 2000, Japanese women have been using it as a normal diet.
According to research, Ceramides is estimated to be 0.3 to 0.4 grams per day of a normal consumption. Ceramides can be obtained largely in eggs, soya beans, rice, millet, spinach, dairy products and bouvine sources. The plant derived Ceramides are mainly found in wheat, rice and rare plant sources. Phytoceramides are more attractive because they are safe and low at risk.
These are expressively found in semi-indigested products in the form of creams, moisturizers, gels and potions. Ceramides have been included in cosmetic products such as foundations and lipsticks to increase outer moisture and to provide a benefit to the skin while protecting it from damaging elements. Phytoceramides pills are also available for dosage. It is recommended that one should take a Phytoceramides 350 mg capsule daily within a span of 4 to 12 weeks, this allows for the building of collagens and elastin which are the main constituents of Ceramides.
The mechanism works when the Phytoceramides capsules is orally ingested and transported through the blood stream to the deep skin layers from where they get carried to the surface layer. These fatty molecules initiate a restoration process where the Ceramides are placed into the skin. A protective layer is now provided which hydrates the skin from the inside hence acts as a barrier from the harsh rays of the sun, from pollution, and from stress which are normal aging factors. Generally, their main function is to repair the damaged barrier and hydrate the skin by filling out the wrinkles, laughter lines and sun damaged areas.
Leading plastic surgeons have promoted Phytoceramides as a naturally alternative to facelift. However, people who are sensitive to gluten are advised to avoid using Phytoceramides plant derived Ceramides. In order to maintain the skin acquired one is encouraged to continue taking the Phytoceramides 350 mg dosage as prescribed.
The Phytoceramides are effective when vitamins and minerals are introduced; hence, peptides, ceramosides and antioxidants are produced. These ingredients work to boost collagen production and increase skin elasticity; protect the skin from harmful elements in the environment; and reduce the damage caused by free radicals, the elements that cause aging symptoms.
