Hyaluronic Acid & Silica complex - 50 Capsules

Hyaluronic Acid & Silica Complex with MAGNIFOOD blend including Rosehips, Bilberry, Nettle, Pumpkin, Horsetail & Parsley.

For Eye Health

• The clear gel inside the eye (the vitreous) is made largely of water, collagen and hyaluronic acid, which helps keep it thick, stable and transparent.
• Hyaluronic acid (a natural lubrication molecule) helps keep the collagen fibres in the eye’s gel separated and well‑hydrated, so they are less likely to 'denature' and clump together, forming the tiny specks and strands that appear as floaters. 
• With age, myopia or oxidative stress, causing degeneration, the balance between collagen and hyaluronic acid breaks down and the collagen can clump more easily, increasing floaters.
• Because of this, some experts suggest that supporting hyaluronic acid might help maintain a healthier vitreous gel and, in theory, reduce the risk of new floaters forming or existing ones getting worse.

For Skin Health

The skin’s structure is made up largely of water, collagen, elastin and hyaluronic acid, which together help keep it plump, smooth and resilient.

• Hyaluronic acid (a naturally occurring hydration and lubrication molecule) plays a crucial role in binding and retaining water within the skin, helping to keep collagen fibres well-hydrated, cushioned and correctly spaced. This allows the collagen network to remain flexible and supportive, rather than stiff and fragile.
• With age, UV exposure, oxidative stress and inflammation, the skin’s natural levels of hyaluronic acid decline. As this happens, collagen fibres lose hydration and structural support, making them more prone to breakdown and disorganisation, which contributes to fine lines, wrinkles, dryness and loss of firmness.
• Because of this, many experts suggest that supporting hyaluronic acid levels, may help maintain healthier skin structure, improve hydration and elasticity, and slow visible signs of skin ageing over time.

For Joint Health 

Healthy joints rely on a balance of water, collagen and hyaluronic acid to keep movement smooth, cushioned and pain-free.

• Hyaluronic acid is a naturally occurring lubrication molecule and a key component of synovial fluid, the thick, gel-like fluid that surrounds joints. It helps retain water and separate collagen fibres within cartilage, allowing joint surfaces to glide smoothly while absorbing impact and reducing friction.
• With age, repetitive stress, inflammation or oxidative damage, the body’s natural production of hyaluronic acid declines. As levels fall, synovial fluid becomes thinner and less protective, and collagen within cartilage is more likely to dehydrate, stiffen and break down, contributing to joint stiffness, reduced mobility and discomfort.
• Because of this, many experts suggest that supporting hyaluronic acid levels may help maintain healthier synovial fluid, protect cartilage integrity, and support long-term joint comfort and mobility, particularly as we age or place higher demands on our joints.