Aside from the biological functions that coenzyme-A has in regard to addressing the proper
detoxification of harmful substances, while correcting and alleviating specific >biochemical
imbalances
within the body, and enhancing skin regeneration by promoting the synthesis of
spingolipids, and squalene, (fatty acids that form the protective moisture barrier.)
Proteoglycans, and glucosaminoglycans, (the primary constituents of the top layer of the
human epidermis,) while including the (cell's adhesion and glue-like proteins,) such as
fibronectin, vitronectin, and finally the (structural components) collagen's and elastin.
Consider the neurological connection of the skin as not only the biggest and heaviest organ
in the human body, it's also one of the most complex, second only to the central nervous system
(the brain, and spinal cord) in terms of it's complexity. Another very interesting thing is
that it derives emryonically from the same cells as the central nervous system. It also has
tremendous number of similarities to the nervous system biochemically, for example, certain
neurotransmitters, and neuromodulators actually affect the human skin cells in a manner analogous
to the way they affect brain cells. One of the things that current research has showed us, is
that skin cells can be damaged by the same sort of processes that cause excitatory neurotoxic
damage. An example would be that if someone were to take a dose of strychnine (poison) and
then undergoes convulsions, not only would their muscles sustain damage, but also so would
their nerve cells. The mechanisms by which this occurs are now well understood and the
process can now be prevented.
Now that we have this understanding of the skin's biochemistry, and neurological connection
we can come right to the point of the matter.
Coenzyme-A fights stress! We all know that Stress (and especially adrenal exhaustion) is the
underlining cause of all of the major disease conditions, especially here in the U.S.
But consider how stress effects our human emotions, such as anxiety, anger, and sadness, or
depression, and that these excitatory emotions are directly connected and have deleterious
effects to your skin's health. The question now arises, how to prevent the neurotoxic effects
that stress has on skin? The obvious answer is our Coenzyme-A product! Amongst the numerous
biological, and biochemical functions that Coenzyme-A, has in the human body two of its primary
functions that it automatically prioritizes in, are the synthesis of the adrenal hormones, and
the acetylation functions of all the key neurotransmitters in the brain. Such neurotransmitters
as (serotonin, melatonin, dopamine, and most importantly, acetylcholine.)
Discover the world's best kept skin anti-aging secret Coenzyme-A!