BioSil ch-OSA Advanced Collagen Generator 120 Caps, Natural Factors

Hair - Skin - Nails

• Dietary Supplement
• Brand New
• Herbal Naturals
• Caps Format

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- Original ch-OSA Formula
- US Patent #5,922,360 and Other Patents Pending
Nourish Your Body's 3 "Beauty Proteins" - Naturally

BioSil Hair Skin Nails, with clinically proven ch-OSA, is specially formulated to help nourish your body's 3 beauty proteins and restore them to more youthful levels.

The Breakthrough in Collagen

Collagen is essential for beautiful skin, hair and nails as well as healthy bones and joints. But starting at age 21, collagen diminishes 1% per year. By age 30, the signs become visible. For years, scientists searched for a method to give the human body the ability to regenerate its own collagen. But it took BioSil's landmark discovery of ch-OSA to make it a reality. Its capacity to generate collagen with your own DNA fingerprint makes ch-OSA the genuine breakthrough in collagen.

Suggested Use
Take one capsule, two times per day.

Supplement Facts:

Choline-Stabilized Orthosilicic Acid (ch-OSA) Dosage

For Skin 1 capsule, 2 times daily

For Hair 1 capsule, 2 times daily

For Nails 1 capsule, 2 times dailych-OSA has been tested in rigorous double-blind placebo controlled clinical trials for both efficacy and safety. The results are published in peer reviewed supplement journals. (see insert for details).

The condition of your skin, hair, and nails depends on three proteins:

Collagen "plumps out" skin, for fine lines and wrinkles and preventing them from forming. In addition, collagen is essential for strong, healthy bones and joints.

Keratin is the protein that's packed into your hair shaft. It gives your hair thickness, body, strength, and elasticity. Plus, keratin gives your nails strength.

Elastin gives your skin its ability to stretch and "bounce back" preventing fine lines and wrinkles.

With age, collagen keratin and elastin decline.