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About Biogenic Silicon Base Silicon in its purest and most bioavailable form (orthosilicic acid). Biogenic Silicon base provides support for the quality of connective tissues. 250mL bottle (25 days of treatment) Silicon Silicon is the second most abundant element in the Earth's crust after oxygen. Also present in the living world, this trace element is found in certain plants such as bamboo, horsetail or nettle. Silicon is also present in the body, where it is distributed across numerous tissues such as bones, cartilage and skin. Nutritional intake in humans mainly comes from drinking water. Silicon is an essential nutrient and its biogenic, natural and assimilable form is silicic or orthosilicic acid. So-called "organic" silicon does not exist in nature, because even the silicon in plants is in a vegetalised mineral form. Benefits Silicon is, in a way, the architect of our tissues. Indeed, this element is essential for bone remineralisation; it notably participates in the absorption and fixation of calcium. It is also necessary for the synthesis of collagen and elastin, which are major constituents of cartilage, tendons and skin. Silicon therefore provides resistance and elasticity to tissues, thereby optimising joint comfort and mobility. It also allows the skin to maintain its suppleness and health.
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