SUPERMASTIC®
A patented dry extract high in
terpenes
Natural protection
High bioavailability
Proven beauty benefits
ORIGIN
Silicon, the 2nd most abundant element on Earth
Different forms of silicon exist, which dictate its biological properties:
- Mineral form (insoluble): quartz, emerald, etc. (in nature)
- Active form (water soluble): orthosilicic acid and monomethylsilanetriol
that can be assimilated by the body and are biologically active
BENEFITS
| Tissues | Products | Main benefits | Results of clinical studies |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Skin |
COLLASIL® OSA COLLASIL® MS HC ALGOSIL |
ANTI-AGING |
Wrinkle reduction1…………- 36% Skin elasticity2……………….+ 19% Skin resistance2…………….+ 58% |
| Hair | COLLASIL® OSA ALGOSIL |
STRENGTH |
Anti-hair loss3….……………+ 45% Growth3……….…………..…..+ 77% Brightness3……..…………….+ 86% Hair resistance1……….……+ 41% |
| Nails | COLLASIL® OSA ALGOSIL |
STRENGTH |
Nail resistance1……………..+ 48% |
| Bone & Joint | COLLASIL® OSA OSTEOSIL® |
OSTEOARTICULAR SYSTEM MOBILITY |
Positive connection between a silicon-rich diet and a high bone mineral density4 Enzymatic activity inhibition of stromelysin and collagenase implied in cartilage degradation5 Osteophytosis reduction6 |
BIOAVAILABILITY
An optimal and clinically proven bioavailability
A clinical trial performed on 32 volunteers aged 19-40 years showed that the orthosilicic acid (OSA) and monomethylsilanetriol (MMST) forms have the optimal bioavailability1.
The chemistry of these forms explains this result. OSA and MMST are monomeric, while the other forms show varying degrees of polymerization.
TECHNOLOGY
A patented stabilization technology
Bibliographical references
1. Lassus, Journal of international Medical Research July-August 1993 vol.21 no.4209-215
2. Barel. Arch Dermatol Res (2005) 297:147-153
3. Bombonatti, ADD summer meeting, 2011
4. Bone and Minerals Res., vol. 19, (2004).pp.297-307
5. Ex vivo study on chondrocyes (1996) – In vivo study on dogs after resection of the anterior cruciate ligament of the knee (1997)
6. Sripanyakorn S. et al., The comparative absorption of silicon from different foods and food supplements. Br J Nutr. 2009 Sep;102(6):825-834