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CAVIAR AND ITS PROTEINS

Maintaining hydrated and supple skin requires an adequate supply of essential proteins and molecules. These include hyaluronic acid, urea, elastin, and collagen, all naturally occurring in the body. With aging and sun exposure, the amount of these substances decreases, contributing to the skin aging process and dryness. These proteins and molecules play a crucial role in regulating skin hydration, elasticity, and firmness, highlighting their importance in maintaining healthy skin.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION +

Caviar, much more than a luxurious delicacy reserved for special occasions, also offers benefits for delicate facial skin. These small sturgeon eggs are rich in several essential nutrients, including omega-3, polyunsaturated fats that are beneficial for cardiovascular health despite their high cholesterol content (440 mg/100 g). In addition to being an excellent source of protein (26 g/100 g), caviar also supplements vitamin D intake, essential for calcium fixation and therefore for bone health.

The term "caviar" has a controversial origin, possibly coming from the ancient Greek "avyron" meaning "egg" or the Turkish "Khäviar" meaning "fish eggs." Sturgeons were known and appreciated since ancient times by various civilizations such as the Phoenicians, Egyptians, and Romans. The Persians were among the first to consume these fish eggs, and caviar then followed trade routes to Central Europe before gaining renown in Russia, where the Tsars contributed to its prestige. In France, in Paris, during the Roaring Twenties (1920-1929), caviar attained the status of a noble delicacy par excellence.

Caviar Biotec stands out in the field of cosmetic and nutraceutical ingredients by offering a diverse range of ready-to-formulate caviar extracts, including animal-derived, biomimetic and cell-cultured variants.

PROTEINS & AMINO ACIDS

HECTYL INFORMS YOU

An amino acid is an organic molecule that serves as the building block of proteins. Essential amino acids cannot be synthesized by the body and must be obtained through diet, while non-essential amino acids can be produced by the body from other compounds.

All proteins are made up of the same 20 standard amino acids. However, the sequence and proportion of these amino acids vary, giving each protein a unique structure and function.

The exceptional caviar

Caviar is a unique protein source due to its amino acid composition, including a high proportion of essential amino acids. Caviar proteins are high-quality, easily digestible, and highly bioavailable, allowing for efficient absorption and utilization by the body.

AMINO ACIDS IN CAVIAR

ROLES & BENEFITS (per 100g of caviar, including 24.6g of protein)

Improved sleep and mood

Tryptophan (0.323 g) : Precursor of serotonin, promotes quality sleep and helps fight depressive disorders, thus contributing to rested skin.

Digestion and absorption of nutrients

Threonine (1.263 g) : Essential for the absorption of nutrients into the blood, which supports well-nourished skin.

Regulation of blood sugar and energy levels:

Isoleucine (1.035 g) : Involved in the regulation of blood sugar and energy, which helps maintain healthy skin.

Support for muscle mass and muscle function

Leucine (2.133 g) : Essential for preventing the decrease in muscle mass with age, positively impacting skin tone.

Valine (1.263 g) : Helps recovery after physical exertion, beneficial for general skin health.

Tissue growth and repair

Lysine (1.834 g) : Contributes to collagen formation and tissue repair, crucial for firm and elastic skin.

Liver protection and protein synthesis

Methionine (0.646 g) : Prevents liver damage and ensures optimal protein synthesis, which aids in detoxification and skin clarity.

Hair and nail growth

Cystine (0.449 g) : Accelerates hair growth, contributing to healthy hair.

Nervous system support:

Phenylalanine (1.071 g) : Involved in the synthesis of neurotransmitters, helping to maintain radiant skin by better managing stress.

Tyrosine (0.968 g) : Participates in the synthesis of neurotransmitters, promoting less stressed skin.

Anti-fatigue and anti-stress properties

Tyrosine (0.968 g) : Has anti-fatigue and anti-stress properties, contributing to a more youthful appearance of the skin.

How the immune system works

Arginine (1.59 g) : Plays a role in cell division and wound healing, helping to prevent skin infections.

Alanine (1.653 g) : Contributes to the formation of white blood cells, supporting overall skin health.

Serine (1.897 g) : Serine plays a role in the production and function of immune cells, contributing to an effective immune response against skin infections and inflammation.

Synthesis of neurotransmitters and hormones

Aspartic Acid (2.385 g) : Promotes the production of testosterone and progesterone, influencing skin health and radiance.

Glutamic Acid (3.633 g) : Active neurotransmitter in the brain, impacts mood and skin health

Muscle recovery and sleep

Glycine (0.74 g) : Promotes sleep and muscle recovery, contributing to rested and regenerated skin.

Joint and tendon health

Proline (1.2 g) : Essential for collagen metabolism, necessary to maintain the integrity of joints, tissues and tendons, and therefore firm and supple skin.

Cellular Repair

Serine (1.897 g) : By supporting cellular repair and regeneration processes, serine helps repair damage caused by external aggressions, such as UV rays and environmental irritants