@JuhanaHarju @_atanas_ @_INPST @ScienceCommuni2 @DHPSP @Grimhood @ToshiyukiHorie @HeidiHmoretti @COSseaton @bichikota @kojija The difference (apart from the types of trials and subjects involved) may have to do with the redness (due to anthocyanins) of these particular oranges. https://t.co/HZwMtPQAUO
Protective effect of red orange extract supplementation against UV-induced skin damages: photoaging and solar lentigines.
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The comments show a basic level of interest, such as mentioning the unique redness of certain oranges due to anthocyanins and linking to more information, implying curiosity but lacking in-depth analysis or emotional investment, which aligns with neutral agreement, interest, and impact scores.
The discussions include some acknowledgment of the publication, but overall do not show strong consensus or disagreement.
There is slight curiosity expressed, especially with references to further information and the distinct traits of the oranges in question.
Most posts do not deeply analyze or critique the research, reflecting minimal detailed engagement.
The conversations hint at some influence of the research, but without strong emphasis on its broader implications or practical applications.
Abstract in brief
- The study found that supplementing with red orange extract helps protect skin from UV damage by reducing redness, pigmentation, and melanin production, which are signs of photoaging and age spots.
- Red orange extracts, rich in antioxidants, can boost the skin's natural defenses against UV-induced oxidative damage, thereby reducing premature aging signs like wrinkles and discoloration.
- A daily intake of 100mg of red orange extract for 15 days significantly decreased UV-related skin damage indicators in healthy volunteers, improving overall skin appearance and pigmentation.]
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Red Orange Extract Shields Skin from UV Damage and Aging Signs
Red orange extract supplementation helps protect skin from UV damage by reducing redness, pigmentation, and melanin production. A daily intake of 100mg for 15 days significantly decreases signs of photoaging and…
Red Orange Extract Protects Skin Against UV-Induced Photoaging
Supplementing with red orange extract helps protect skin from UV damage by reducing redness, pigmentation, and melanin production, signs of photoaging and age spots. A daily intake of 100mg over 15 days improves skin…
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RT @HealthyFellow: @JuhanaHarju @_atanas_ @_INPST @ScienceCommuni2 @DHPSP @Grimhood @ToshiyukiHorie @HeidiHmoretti @COSseaton @bichikota @k…
@JuhanaHarju @_atanas_ @_INPST @ScienceCommuni2 @DHPSP @Grimhood @ToshiyukiHorie @HeidiHmoretti @COSseaton @bichikota @kojija The difference (apart from the types of trials and subjects involved) may have to do with the redness (due to anthocyanins) of these particular oranges. https://t.co/HZwMtPQAUO
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