Expert consensus on clinical application of hyaluronic acid in dermatology released oral HA can improve skin health

Does oral HA (hyaluronic acid, hyaluronic acid, sodium hyaluronate) work? Since January 2021, the National Health and Health Commission has approved sodium hyaluronate as a new food raw material, which can be added to ordinary food, and temporarily "edible" hyaluronic acid has become the focus of public opinion

Recently, "Expert Consensus on Reasonable Selection and Application of Different Molecular Weights and Structures in Dermatology" (hereinafter referred to as "Consensus") was released at the first "National Dermatological Integrative Medicine Forum", focusing on "classification and sources of hyaluronic acid; natural endogenous The skin physiological function of exogenous HA; the effect and mechanism of exogenous HA on the skin; dermatological indications, reasonable selection of usage, dosage and relative molecular weight; quality control and efficacy verification, safety and contraindications” and other aspects.

"Expert Consensus on Reasonable Selection and Application of Hyaluronic Acids with Different Relative Molecular Masses and Structures in Dermatology" published by CNKI

It is mentioned in the "Consensus" that "HA is a natural component of the human body, has no species specificity, and is safe for external and oral use

In this regard, Dr.

For oral HA, foreign scientific research results have long been published to demonstrate its efficacy

In China, the consumption of hyaluronic acid has actually started in 2004.

In December 2021, Professor Wang Zhao from the School of Pharmacy, Tsinghua University published the latest research results in the journal Food Science, a core journal of food technology: A randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled clinical study found that oral intake of HA can increase the Skin moisture, improve dry skin

The picture comes from the article "Research Progress on the Physiological Functions and Action Mechanisms of Oral Administration of Hyaluronic Acid" in "Food Science"

It is understood that this "Consensus" was published in the medical professional journal "World Clinical Drugs" on April 8.

For oral HA, Bloomage Bio has closely cooperated with domestic Tsinghua University, Jiangnan University, Harvard University and other well-known universities abroad, and cooperated with top three hospitals to conduct clinical trials to study the physiological functions and mechanisms of oral HA and other biological actives.

The release of the "Consensus" provides dermatologists with more clinical application solutions of hyaluronic acid, and also explains the safety of oral HA, thereby bringing a healthy and beautiful experience to the public

(Liu Qiping and Wang Jinchen)

　　Responsible editor: Zhao Yu Review: Peng Zonglu