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Biopeptide Ca (Calcium)
Biopeptide Ca (Calcium) aids in skin regeneration and skin protection. Calcium in the epidermis helps the body regulate how fast it generates new skin cells to replace old ones and how quickly it sheds old skin cells. Skin that does not have enough calcium stored in the epidermis may appear fragile, thin and dry. The appearance is caused by the lack of calcium to spur new skin growth or to let go of dead skin cells.
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Biopeptide Cu (Copper)
Biopeptide Cu (Copper) aids in anti-wrinkle, moisturizing, and hair loss protection. Copper is the most important micronutrients for the repair of the human tissue. It is also a cofactor of many enzymes, including cytochrome C oxidase (necessary for the energy production), superoxide dismutase (provides antioxidant protection) and lysyloxidase (promotes the cross-linkage of elastin and collagen in skin).
Biopeptide Mn (Manganese)
Biopeptide Mn (Manganese) aids in anti-inflammation and moisturizing. Manganese is a micronutrient that you don't hear much about, but manganese has antioxidants, free- radical-fighting properties. (Antioxidants helps to cure inflammation). It also helps the body absorb vitamin B1 (thiamin) and Vitamin E.
Biopeptide Zn (Zinc)
Biopeptide Zn (Zinc) aids in anti-wrinkle, moisturizing, and skin protection. Zinc induces metallothionein, an essential cellular antioxidant, which is a part of the cell’s natural defense system. Zinc also plays an important role in the turn-over of the dermis, including a critical role in the healing process. It acts as a cofactor to many enzymatic reactions in DNA and RNA synthesis of cells.
