Astaxanthin for Skin

Besides An Essential Skin Care Ingredient, Astaxanthin Can Do More!

• 2025-12-26
  

  Red Algae, Golden Promise—With a Daily Dose Warning: EFSA Clears Astaxanthin-Rich Algal Meal for New Foods

  In a move that could soon bring the vibrant power of microalgae to plant-based milks and fruit juices across Europe, the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) has issued a cautiously optimistic safety opinion on a novel food ingredient: algal meal from Haematococcus pluvialis containing astaxanthin (ATX). Known for its deep red pigment and potent antioxidant properties, this natural compound—long used in dietary supplements—may now expand into everyday foods, but with a clear caveat for young consumers.
• 2022-09-30
  

  Symposium on Red Chlorella Astaxanthin Antioxidant Damage held in Beijing

  Recently, "Astaxanthin Application and Response to Aging - Symposium on Red Chlorella Astaxanthin and Organ Oxidative Damage" was held in Beijing, organized by Life Times of People's Daily and participated by Green A Bio. In this symposium, the participating experts with a rigorous attitude, professional perspective, around reproductive health, immunity, neurodegenerative diseases, chronic diseases, flu prevention and other common diseases, revealing the intrinsic relationship between oxidative damage and aging, and once again give a high degree of affirmation of the value of red algae astaxanthin antioxidant.
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• 2022-08-17
  

  Astaxanthin has promising applications in functional foods

  Astaxanthin, also known as astaxanthin and astaxanthin, is an oxygenated derivative of carotenoids contained in shrimp and crab shells, oysters, salmon and certain algae, which can effectively quench reactive oxygen species and has high nutritional and health care value.
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• 2022-05-19
  

  Astaxanthin, New Research!

  Recently, a study from the team of Professor Zhang Xumei and Associate Professor Liu Huan of Tianjin Medical University, and the research team of Professor Zhang Xuguang of By-Health Nutrition and Health Research Institute found for the first time that astaxanthin can delay age-related learning and recognition by inducing autophagy. cognitive ability and exercise ability, and autophagy as an important mechanism affecting aging, suggesting that astaxanthin may be a potential dietary supplement with anti-aging properties.
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• 2020-05-11
  

  Krill oil, astaxanthin and hyaluronic acid combine to protect cartilage

  According to a new Korean study published in the journal Nutrition, nutritional supplement company Valensa International's krill oil, astaxanthin and hyaluronic acid combination FlexPro MD helps overcome joint degradation. This study evaluated its response to osteoarthritis-induced disorders in mice. This research was sponsored by Valensa's partner Novarex and revealed the new potential of the formula in protecting cartilage. This research confirms the scientific basis of the patented formula, which contains Valensa's Zanthin natural astaxanthin, a hyaluronic acid of a specific molecular weight, and krill oil, which provides important fatty acids. The study is based on previous human clinical studies using animal osteoarthritis pain models. Previous studies have shown that FlexPro MD is three to five times more effective than standard commercial glucosamine and chondroitin in relieving joint discomfort. In this new study, the researchers found that animals treated with FlexPro MD were less affected by osteoarthritis-induced diseases, including pain relief and inflammation. Unexpectedly, scientists have discovered that FlexPro MD has the potential to protect cartilage. This potential has not been evaluated for this joint health formula. The research summary stated that osteoarthritis is a degenerative joint disease and there is no cure. Medical treatment can relieve symptoms, but it cannot suppress the development of the disease, and may bring side effects. Therefore, many patients seek other ways including dietary supplements to improve symptoms. Research results show that FlexPro MD is a potential dietary supplement that can reduce pain, minimize cartilage damage and improve the functional status of osteoarthritis. In addition, FlexPro MD does not have the disadvantages of other dietary supplements such as glucosamine and chondroitin sulfate, as well as non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs).
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• 2026-04-30
  

  in-cosmetics Global delivers largest edition to date in Paris

  Within the zone, innovations in beauty-from-within filled the zone with gummies, drinks, powders and capsules targeting slow-ageing, hyperpigmentation, hydration, hair/skin quality, and stimulated skin cell production, powered by ingredients such as collagen, vitamin C, astaxanthin, ashwagandha, turmeric, and more.
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