Nature’s Orange Secret: Astaxanthin

General
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Have you ever wondered what gives shrimp, salmon and mud crabs it’s orange colour… The answer lies in astaxanthin deposited in marine organisms sourced from a microalgae.

Uniqueness of Astaxanthin:-

Astaxanthin is believed to be a unique adaptation of the marine organisms which face an extreme aquatic environment.Moreover, studies also suggest that it

  • Neutralizes free radicals

• Protects cells inside and out &

• Reported to be 100–500× more potent than vitamin E.

Human trials :-

Due to its inherent potential, this pigment has found itself a place in emerging human clinical trials which have qualified Astaxanthin to have potential related to

  • Neuroprotection
  • Heart Health
  • Anticancer Potential
  • Eye Health
  • Skin Protection

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What do you think?

Is Astaxanthin the future of preventive health
—or just another overhyped antioxidant?

MBH/PS

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Astaxanthin, also referred to as the king of carotenoids, is definitely a potent antioxidant and not just an overhyped one. It can provide a superior layer of protection against the oxidative stress of modern life. But human clinical trials are needed for it to gain acceptance.

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Yes you are right..

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Astaxanthin can be studied further for its additional health benefits.

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Yes, Astaxanthin is a powerful antioxidant and has anti-inflammatory properties which helps in prevention.

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Yes, Astaxanthin, can be found useful in preventive health after research studies on humans.

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