Solubility is an exceptionally important concept. It is not only fundamental to chemistry but also deeply intertwined with our everyday lives. Solubility vs. Solubility Limit In chemistry, pharmaceuticals, materials science, and numerous industrial fields, “solubility” and “solubility limit” are two foundational and most frequently confused terms. While both describe the dissolution behavior of a substance … Continue reading
Honokiol and Magnolol are two other similar natural phenolic compounds extracted from the bark of the Magnolia tree. Despite being Isomers of each other, both products exhibit different pharmacological activities. Honokiol: Benefits and Applications Honokiol is one of the more prominent bioactive compounds isolated from the bark, seed cones, and leaves of the Magnolia tree, … Continue reading
Vitamin E (Vit E, VE), also known as tocopherol, is a fat-soluble vitamin. It is beneficial for both the body and the skin. Health Benefits of Vitamin E Vitamin E is a fat-soluble antioxidant. It neutralizes free radicals in the body and reduces oxidative damage to cells. It mainly works by protecting unsaturated fatty acids … Continue reading
Human skin is frequently exposed to various environmental factors that can compromise its health and appearance. One major culprit is ultraviolet radiation (UVR), which leads to oxidative stress and depletion of the skin’s antioxidants. This is where supplementing with antioxidants becomes necessary to counteract skin aging and other harmful effects. Vitamin C and ferulic acid … Continue reading
Hyaluronic acid (HA) is widely distributed in the human body, including in the vitreous humor of the eyes, joints, umbilical cord, skin, and other areas. Its content in the body gradually decreases with age. Figure 1. Distribution of HA in the Human Body and Its Corresponding Concentrations The image above shows the distribution of hyaluronic … Continue reading
First and foremost, it must be clear that no herbal extract can replace the fundamental effects of a healthy diet and regular exercise. Their mechanisms of action are typically mild, indirect, and vary significantly among individuals. Herbal Extracts with Relatively More Evidence These herbal extracts have a relatively larger body of clinical research data. 1. … Continue reading
Lately, Ectoine has often been referred to as the “new niacinamide,” largely due to their shared soothing and reparative properties. But can Ectoine really replace niacinamide? In reality, each has its own strengths and is suited for different skincare needs. Ectoine vs. Niacinamide: Different Origins Ectoine is derived from halophilic microorganisms and serves as a … Continue reading
Vitamins are a type of organic compound that the human body cannot synthesize, or can only produce in amounts too small to meet its needs. They must be obtained from food to maintain normal life activities. Vitamins are also one of the essential nutrients and play an important role in regulating metabolism, growth and development, … Continue reading
Over half of the hyaluronic acid (HA) in our bodies is found in skin, lungs, intestines, as well as in synovial fluid, umbilical cords, and blood. This material, which is closely tied to physiological activities in the human body, is highly biocompatible, naturally biodegradable, and water-absorbent. And it can also be easily modified. In recent … Continue reading
Our previous article discussed the sources of chondroitin sulfate (CS), and it includes cattle, sharks, pigs, poultry, and new synthetic technology. After it is extracted, where is CS used? This article will continue to introduce the uses of chondroitin sulfate. According to our research, it is mainly used in four areas: food supplements, pharmaceuticals, Animal … Continue reading