Anti Aging and Wrinkles

Good nutrition will assist the anti aging process as we move towards a generation of older people. Aging affects all the cells within our body, not just those that we see.

Research is showing that the nutrition we consume has a direct impact on cell behaviour including how we age, development of degenerative diseases, and the interaction and impact of diet in obesity, diabetes, cardiovascular disease and inflammatory diseases.

Research institutions are coming together to try and find the relationships of genetics and cellular function and how diet impacts on many common medical complaints.

In Australia the Commonwealth Scientific Institute and Research Organisation is one such government department that is developing applications for tissue repair and regeneration. As the world is moving towards an aging population, improving health for quality of life and delaying healthcare situations is an emerging trend.

Wrinkle Free with Natural Solutions

There are a lot of reasons behind the symptoms that come with the aging of the skin. Wrinkles, also known as "rhytids", are mainly caused by the failure to function of the primary collagen and elastin fibers.

Factors Promoting Wrinkles

During Intrinsic aging, collagen supports the skin while elastin provides its elasticity.

Extrinsic aging normally comes from natural causes but today the environmental injury is quite extensive.

Causes include

* Exposure to sun * Air conditioning * Wind and dryness * Applications of cosmetics including cleansers and skin toners * Smoking

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Damaged DNA cell

Damaged cell - Right. Extra fragments appear in the DNA cell which show that damage or deterioration has occurred. Replication of the cell has not been successful.

CSIRO in research is noticing that cell damage can occur through exposure to certain types of radiation, chemicals, micronutirents and the aging process itself.

This mutation is leading to increases in the risk of developmental defects, accelerating development of cancers and other degenerative diseases of old age. Folic acid and B12 are the subject of research and the role they play in the mutations of the cells that control activity and prevents DNA damage. The results assist in establishing dietary requirements aimed at reducing the risk of damage to the DNA.

References can be made with CSIRO