GLA improves blood circulation, increasing the supply of nourishment and oxygen to skin, and removes excess toxins, resulting in improved skin structure, appearance and tone Linoleic acid (LA) also stimulates cell regeneration and regulates the function of the sebaceous glands The saturated fats palmitic and stearic acids strengthen the effect of the skin as a protective barrier, as well as having smoothing and softening properties Alpha-Linolenic acid (ALA) reduces the inflammation caused by harmful UV radiation, thus reducing the effects of sunburn, soothing irritation and accelerates the regeneration of the damaged lipid layer of the epidermis Phospholipids and glycolipids give moisture to the skin, improve elasticity and reduce inflammation, whilst accelerating skin regeneration and cell renewal Sterols strengthen the lipid barrier of the skin, protect from harmful external substances and reduce excessive water loss through the epidermis, thereby improving skin elasticity and firmness Vitamin A, in the form of carotenoids, provides regenerative and anti-wrinkle properties Vitamin C (the content of which is 15 times higher than in oranges) evens skin tone and has an antioxidant effect, protecting the skin from harmful UVA and UVB radiation 1 Cardiovascular Health Omega-7 may play a role in lowering cholesterol levels
With proper treatment, the majority of women with hypothyroidism go on to have healthy, full-term pregnancies, 15 whether naturally or with reproductive assistance
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