Carcinin dietary supplement derived from an anti-wrinkle antioxidant

As an antagonist of the histamine H3 receptors, carcinine is able to cross the blood-brain barrier, an extremely selective filter, and reach the brain.

There are two types of ageing of the human body: intrinsic and extrinsic.
Intrinsic ageing is the kind written in our genes which remains unavoidable, while extrinsic ageing is the result of external, accelerating factors such as UV rays, stress and smoking.
Some of these factors have a particular effect on glycation, a biochemical process contributing to the development of wrinkles and loss of tissue elasticity, in which a sugar reacts with the free amine function of our amino acids. This reaction causes the formation of ‘advanced glycation end-products’ (AGEs), compounds which are difficult to break down and which contribute to chaos in tissue, in which they are abundantly present (they induce secretion of proinflammatory messengers, rigidification, disruption to cell viability, acceleration of oxidative stress …). It’s one of a number of mechanisms responsible for ageing.

We recommend taking 2 capsules of carcinine a day with a large glass of water, one with each of your two main meals.

For optimal efficacy, it can be combined with:

• Daily Beauty, a next-generation, all-in-one beauty supplement, containing the best nutrients for enhancing your appearance;
• a vitamin C supplement, which supports collagen formation for healthy skin function.

To further enhance your skin’s appearance, we recommend taking the following steps in tandem with supplementation:

• exercise regularly. Even if you’re starting at a more advanced age, physical activity offers considerable benefits against ageing of the body in general and of the skin in particular (it slows down loss of muscle, prevents metabolic problems, maintains good cardiovascular and respiratory function) ;
• hydrate your skin every day using a gentle moisturiser and protect it from the negative effects of UV rays.
• drink plenty of water (around 2 litres a day). This simple action helps to maintain the skin’s hydrolipidic barrier which is 70% water;
• eat a varied, balanced diet, with plenty of antioxidants to combat oxidative stress, one of the causes of ageing. Eat moderately – several studies have shown that when calorie restriction is applied at a relatively young age, it can help to slow down glycation of proteins;
• get enough sleep. No more than 8 hours a night, and ideally sleep on your back to prevent repeated creasing of the skin on your face.