Biosil (Orthosilicic Acid)
Collagen stimulator with silicon
Liquid
Non-GMO
Gluten-free
Anti-aging
Beauty
Supplement Facts
For you, if you want an advanced collagen generator for your bone health, joints, and beauty
The ingredients in Biosil (Orthosilicic Acid) can:
- Promote strong and flexible bones by providing the deposit of calcium into bone tissue
- Encourage integrity and strength of arteries
- Help the growth and development of nails and hair faster and stronger
- Inhibit fine lines and wrinkles
Biosil™ comes in the form of a 30 ml bottle. It contains silicon, which is an essential trace element required for the normal development and integrity of hair, skin, nails, mucous membranes, arteries, bones, cartilage, and connective tissue.
Ingredients:
What is silicon?
Silicon is a trace element that your body requires for the normal growth, development, and integrity of hair, skin, nails, mucous membranes, arteries, bones, cartilage, and connective tissue.
Silicon helps with the formation of collagen, the fibrous protein matrix that provides support for tendons, ligaments, cartilage, and bones. Its best-documented action is facilitating bone mineralization.
While high doses of silicon are exceptionally well tolerated, currently scientists estimate the human requirement for silicon to be between 5 - 20 mg per day.
Silicon supplementation can be used for:
- Bones – maintaining bone density and strength by facilitating the deposit of calcium and other minerals into bone tissue.
- Joints – promoting cartilage development and the integrity of joints and ligaments.
- Cardiovascular health – for the strength and integrity of the arteries.
- Muscles – modifying the characteristics of endothelial relaxants and attenuating smooth muscle cell responsiveness to nitric oxide in rat aorta.
- Nails – helping them growing faster and harder.
- Hair – promoting growth of thicker and stronger hair.
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