Andrew Huberman· PhD
It's also been shown to have positive effects on things like skin elasticity, skin moisture, skin quality, et cetera, probably due to its effects on blood flow.
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It's also been shown to have positive effects on things like skin elasticity, skin moisture, skin quality, et cetera, probably due to its effects on blood flow.
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i think that astaxanthin is specifically interesting because it also has been shown in double-blinded placebo-controlled studies to improve skin quality and potentially collagen synthesis as well