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ANTIOXIDANT AND ANTI-INFLAMMATORY CAPSULES

PUERFONS Astaxanthin - Antioxidant and Anti-Inflammatory Capsules (30/60 Capsules)

$450.00

Sourced from the deep sea, packed with one of nature’s strongest antioxidants and anti-inflammatory compounds, astaxanthin, to fight oxidative stress and free radicals to keep you being youthful.

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Benefits
  • Support cardiovascular health and balance cholesterol level
  • Relieve joint discomfort caused by inflammation-induced illness or pain
  • Improve connective tissues, muscle endurance and resilience
  • Relieve eye fatigue
  • Protect your skin from oxidation damage for a brighter complexion
  • Produce collagen to increase skin elasticity
Ingredients

Each capsule contains 12mg of ZanthoSyn® Astaxanthin.


Other Ingredients: Modified Food Starch, Tapioca Capsule, Microcrystalline Cellulose (Capsule), Corn Starch, Glucose Syrup, Sodium Ascorbate (Vitamin C) and Dl-Alpha-Tocopherol (Vitamin E).
Country of Origin

The United States
Manufactured in FDA Certified factory in USA, in accordance with GMP.
Suggested Use

Take one (1) capsule daily with a meal or after a meal (after lunch or dinner)*, or as recommended by a healthcare practitioner.

*Astaxanthin is best taken with oil from our meals because oil is beneficial to emulsify the astaxanthin for better absorption while astaxanthin on the other hand is helpful in absorbing the extra oil.
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About PUERFONS Astaxanthin

Why do you need to take Antioxidant supplement?
What make PUERFONS Astaxanthin the best antioxidant and anti-inflammatory supplement in the market?
How is PUERFONS Astaxanthin good for my health?
6 Benefits brought by PUERFONS Astaxanthin

Why do you need to take Antioxidant supplement?

What make PUERFONS Astaxanthin the best antioxidant and anti-inflammatory supplement in the market?

✔ Effective Dosage

It is suggested the dosage range for astaxanthin is daily. Each Purefons Astaxanthin capsule contains 12mg of Zanthosyn® astaxanthin.

✔ Excellent Absorption

In a human study comparing Purefons Astaxanthin to a leading natural astaxanthin product, astaxanthin absorbed in the blood levels following Puerfons’ capsule were nearly 3 times higher than the other astaxanthin product at the same dose of 24 mg. This means that two 12 mg of Puerfons capsules deliver nearly the same amount of astaxanthin to the blood stream as six 12 mg capsules of other brands’ astaxanthin. And research studies suggest that higher blood levels of astaxanthin may provide greater health benefits.

✔ High Purity

Contains pure astaxanthin prepared by natural product total synthesis. In contrast, the astaxanthin extracted from algae and krill oil is obtained in a complex mixture, which may include many unknown marine byproducts. The precision of synthetic manufacturing also provides healthcare professionals and health-conscious consumers with confidence in the quality and consistency of dosing from every capsule.

✔ Safety Assurance

Manufactured in accordance with cGMP regulations. The form of astaxanthin utilized in Puerfons is also Generally Recognized as Safe (GRAS) according to FDA regulations.

Astaxanthin has been extensively used in animal and human health and has been present in our food chain for thousands of years. The safety of astaxanthin has been well established through the FDA’s process for determining the acceptable daily intake of dietary supplements.

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How is PUERFONS Astaxanthin good for my health?

Comparison of the Antioxidant Effects of Astaxanthin⁵

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6 Benefits brought by PUERFONS Astaxanthin

Over 50 clinical and experimental studies and more than 1500 scientific articles supports the benefits of this new generation of natural yet most powerful antioxidant:

Support cardiovascular health

  • Reduce triglycerides (mainly constituted of natural fats and oils)
  • Normalize lipid profiles while boosting beneficial, good HDL-cholesterol² ³ to lower the risk of heart disease
  • Improves the stability of blood vessel structure by decreasing macrophage infiltration and apoptosis⁴.
  • Boosts mitochondrial energy delivery, which helps the heart muscle contract more efficiently to enhance capillary blood flow⁵.

Relieve joint discomfort

  • Prevent inflammation-induced illness or pain
  • Inhibit chronic inflammation
  • Reduce rheumatoid arthritis pain
  • Improve connective tissues
  • Enhance muscle endurance and resilience

Slow Brain Aging

  • Protect brain tissue¹⁷
  • Improve cognitive test battery (assess key cognitive abilities including attention, concentration, verbal learning and memory, verbal fluency, working memory and executive function) and Groton Maze Learning Test (GMLT) score in healthy middle-aged and elderly subjects with age-related forgetfulness.⁶ ⁷

Strengthen the immune system

  • Protect innate immune system by increasing the numbers and activity of white blood cells and natural killer cells against invaders⁸ ⁹ ¹⁰
  • Prevent diseases caused by inflammation (overactive immune responses)¹¹

Relieve eye fatigue & sour

  • Alleviate the tension of eyes’ ciliary muscles
  • Protects retinal cells against damages caused by oxidative stress¹² ¹³
  • Reduces the area of destructive new blood vessel growth on retinas¹⁴ ¹⁵

Radiance skin from within

  • Protect your skin from oxidation damage for a brighter complexion¹⁶ ¹⁷ ¹⁸
  • Inhibit free radical that trigger skin sagging and wrinkles to increase skin elasticity¹⁹ ²⁰ ²¹ ²²
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  10. Chew BP, Mathison BD, Hayek MG, Massimino S, Reinhart GA, Park JS. Dietary astaxanthin enhances immune response in dogs. Vet Immunol Immunopathol. 2011 Apr 15;140(3-4):199-206.
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