When Columbia University scientists Karl Meyer and John Palmer first discovered hyaluronic acid (HA) in 1934, they could scarcely have imagined the many applications their discovery would inspire. Hyaluronic acid, an amazing  molecule capable of binding up to 1000 times its weight in water, has revolutionized the way we approach the challenge of hydrating our…

When speaking of hydration, we typically think about quenching our thirst. But full-body hydration means so much more—including supporting your critical physical structures and organs that require plentiful hydration to function at their best. Your joints, eyes, skin, hair, scalp, and gums all require sufficient levels of moisture to do their jobs properly.  So let’s…

Recently, Hyaluronic Acid (HA) has leapt into the national consciousness. Its many applications in the health and beauty industries have people from all ages and walks of life truly excited. But a century ago, this miracle molecule was virtually unknown. Then, in 1934, Columbia University scientists Karl Meyer and John Palmer first isolated HA from…

Each day, our bodies break down the sugars, proteins, and fats we consume and use the raw materials to create substances we need to live and stay healthy. One of these essential substances is Hyaluronic Acid (HA)—a long-chain sugar molecule that can hold up to 1000 times its weight in water!   Your body is…

Hydration is essential to the proper and healthy functioning of our bodies. We need water to nourish our cells, flush out waste products, lubricate our joints, moisten our eyes, and keep our skin and hair smooth, soft, and young looking. To help us stay hydrated, our bodies produce a substance called Hyaluronic Acid (or HA)….

To thrive and grow, the human body must continually renew itself. Each day our bodies use the raw materials we consume to nourish our tissues and organs and create millions of new cells. We can see this regeneration most clearly in our skin, hair, and fingernails. But it also occurs throughout the internal structures of…

As Hyaluronic Acid (HA) continues to grow in popularity, there are an increasing number of product options available on the market. This begs the question: which is the best option for me? Whether you’re seeking benefit for your joints or your skin, there’s a way to get more HA into your daily routine. From topical…