A shared beginning.

The protective capabilities built into the cells of the human eye from birth, have a strong correlation to the way the skin protects itself from oxidative stresses.The cells of both the skin and the eyes are derived from a key group of early developmental cells called Ectoderm. Ectoderm is the foundation for healthy cell development for both of these very important, protective sensory organs. The unique cells and structures of the human eye that allow sight also provide superb protection against bacterial infections, UV damage, oxidative stress and moisture loss - allowing the eye to stay healthy. The unique protective characteristics of Ectoderm origin cells are shared by both the skin and the eyes.

All  healthy  cells,  in  both  the  skin   and  eyes, share  two  very  important  corresponding  factors:

1) the ability to minimize oxidative stress   2) strong, intact, flexible cell membranes. All unhealthy cells had compromised cell membranes and highly degraded or missing distinctive protein combinations - primarily from oxidative stress. These two interdependent factors are regulated by very specific  antioxidant - catalyst  combinations.

A comparison of the skin to the eyes shows that oxidative stress breaks down collagen, elastin fibers and hyaluronic acid - the support structures of the skin - causing wrinkles to form, sagging of the skin and moisture depletion. In the eyes, oxidative stress breaks down the lens and capsule of the eye causing opacity to the lens, blurred vision and the creation of cataracts.

Healthy cells of both the skin and the eyes stay healthy by continually supplying the necessary antioxidant and catalyst compounds to the cells and neutralizing the negative   compounds   created   by   oxidative   stress.

GPA antioxidant serum gels supply "The Good" compounds, minimize "The Bad" destructive compounds and revitalize  "The Beautiful"  -  you.