Epigenetics: Reverse Ageing

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Epigenetics Reverse Ageing

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• According to scientists, approximately 75 of
  skin ageing is due to external factors whilst
  around 25 is down to our genes. It was
  previously believed that we have no control over
  the genetic factors that cause the ageing of the
  our skin. New research has shown that external
  factors such as lifestyle and the environment
  have a huge effect on how well our genes can
  maintain healthy skin. This study of how external
  factors affect the genes is called Epigenetics
  and it has led to the discovery that, to a
  degree, we can actually influence the behaviour
  of our genes to achieve their optimal
  performance.

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To get how this relates to our skin, we need to
understand the basics

• Our cells make up our entire bodies, including
  our skin.
• Skin cells produce proteins that are essential
  for the their function.
• Using these proteins, the cells regenerate which
  is crucial for youthful skin.
• Within each cell is our DNA The complete set of
  instructions that tell our cells what to do
• Each individual instruction is called a gene.

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Now heres the thing Our genes (or instructions)
can be silenced or activated due to certain
circumstances in life. So whether or not those
genes can get their message to our cells or not
can depend on factors like the environment, what
we eat and who we interact with among millions of
other things! For skin to be healthy and
youthful, our cells need to regenerate and for
that, they need to be good at producing proteins.
Put simply, our genes are the instructions for
creating these proteins and if they are not
readable by the cell, it wont be able to. When
this happens, the cell cant function
effectively, leading to the visible signs of skin
ageing.
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The science of epigenetics

• Whether a gene is active or not is controlled
  by a structure called the epigenome. This
  structure is made up of chemical (or
  epigenetic) tags, attached to the DNA that
  react to signals from the outside world. These
  reactions cause the epigenome to alter, switching
  our genes on or off. Although your DNA never
  changes, the genes functionality is effected. 
• The term Epigenetics was born in 1942 and
  research into the topic has been evolving ever
  since most prominently into how it affects
  illness such as cancers and mental disorders.

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Epigenetics and Skin Ageing

• The influence of the epigenome in controlling our
  genes (and in turn, our skin cells) becomes
  stronger as we age but there is good news its
  effects are reversible. By reducing the negative
  epigenetic tags, we can switch on the dormant
  genes, making them successfully produce new
  proteins again. This drastically reduces the
  effects of ageing on the skin.
• Germaine de Capuccini has recently developed an
  exclusive ingredient called Epigenol. Extracted
  from the Cannula flower, it is able to limit the
  negative modifications of the epigenome, allowing
  dormant genes to communicate effectively again.
  The cells can again produce youthful proteins,
  increasing cell function and therefore reducing
  the global signs of skin ageing.

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Preventing Negative Epigenetic Alterations

• This new research reveals how important our
  lifestyle choices are. We always knew that
  stress, diet, pollution and environmental factors
  are highly influential to the ageing process of
  our skin but now it is clear that these factors
  play an even bigger part as they have an
  intrinsic effect on our genes themselves.

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