‘Moisture molecule’ helps REVIVE dried-out, aging tissues

Your joints are creaking… your bones are rattling…

And when you look in the mirror… you LOOK just as old as you FEEL.

“Growing old” is some folks’ WORST nightmare…

But you don’t have to take aging lying down.

And you don’t have to make a deal with the devil in order to experience LASTING youthfulness.

You’ve got a lot of life to live before you’re ready to meet your maker…

And today, I’ve got something that could help make aging a little less of a HORROR SHOW.

BEAT BACK aging with this ‘tear trick’

To keep your delicate tissues moist, your body produces its own supply of a polysaccharide substance called hyaluronic acid.

Hyaluronic acid (or HA for short) TRAPS water where you need it the most – like your skin, eyes, and joints.

In fact, it’s one of the many components found in your tears!

This natural, gel-like substance can hold over 1000X its weight in water.

But as we age, our HA levels DROP, which could mean… skin that cracks, flakes, and wrinkles

dry eyes that burn and sting, with blurred vision, and

joints lose some of their cushioning in the synovial fluid, causing discomfort.

 

Fortunately, you can REPLENISH your missing stores of HA.

And in doing so, studies have shown you could not only LOSE LESS water…

But also BRING MOISTURE BACK to those dried-out, aging tissues!

In a 2014 study, a topical hyaluronic acid cream helped IMPROVE skin hydration by a whopping 96%.

That could help aging skin become smoother and more elastic… and help HEAL and DE-WRINKLE it, too!

Rehydrating with HA could also help LUBRICATE joints… so they GLIDE EFFORTLESSLY.

According to a 2016 meta-analysis, patients diagnosed with knee osteoarthritis experienced LESS pain and stiffness… and BETTER mobility and muscle function… by supplementing with HA.

That’s not all… and gals, you’ll want to pay attention to this one.

HA has also shown to help COMBAT the “down-there” dryness that strikes post-menopausal women as their estrogen levels drop.

In a 2016 study out of Iran, HA-based vaginal cream was actually MORE EFFECTIVE than estrogen cream.

Now, the type of hyaluronic acid you’ll want to look for depends on what you’ll be using it for.

You can find topical HA in the form of skin serums, gels, creams, lotions, and more.

For a “tear substitute” to use on aging eyes, you’ll want hyaluronic acid eye drops… in a clinically-tested concentration (usually of 0.2%-0.4%).

Some bone docs may offer to inject hyaluronic acid into your aging joints, in a process called “viscosupplementation.” In some folks, HA injections actually work BETTER than pain pills… and most insurance companies will cover them.

If you don’t love the idea of needles, you can try an HA supplement in capsule form. One source is eggshell membrane supplements.

As a general guidance, it’s recommended that you choose a version of HA with a high molecular weight, as larger molecules retain more water than smaller ones.

Look for HA ranging from 50 to 500 kDA (although 130 kDA seems to be the “sweet spot”).