Melon-derived Antioxidant Minimizes Skin Damage - RealSelf blog

Melon-derived Antioxidant Minimizes Skin Damage

Beauty in Seattle on 22 Jun 2006 at 5:59pm

melon is rich in antioxidantsNot all antioxidants are alike. Here’s another powerful antioxidant that shows incredible promise for neutralizing skin damage before it manifests as wrinkles: GliSODdin. A brand of orally effective Superoxyde Dismutase (SOD) antioxidant found in melons, GliSODin neutralizes some of the most destructive free radicals while stimulating the body to produce its own natural antioxidants.

Studies show that GliSODin increases the level of UV rays required to burn skin, even in fair skinned subjects. In an open clinical trial, 86% of 150 volunteers with sun-sensitive skin experienced significant protection against sun damage with GliSODin supplementation. The report concluded that GliSODin “prepares” the skin for sun exposure, helping shield skin cells from damaging free radicals created during sun exposure.

Not just any antioxidant will do when it comes to skin protection. Look for GliSODin in supplement form for the greatest benefits – check your local health food store!

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Claudia (unregistered guest) 25 Jun 2006
Hi, I've been reading through your blogs about wellness and aging, etc. I'm 52 and am consistently looking for ways to stay fit and feeling great. If you haven't heard of AmiGO Juice, please read about it in my site, it's loaded with antioxidants and other great things for the body. (The technical info: AMiGO Juice is a complex blend of three highly effective fruits (Acai, Mangosteen and Goji) all with potent antioxidant health benefits and incredibly high ORAC (oxygen radical absorbance capacity). {edited} Enjoyed your site!!! Claudia

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