TimeCapsule

Product Description

Clinically-Proven
Ingredients*

Clean Clinical
Vitamins™

Luxury
Nutraceuticals

Plastic Surgeon
Formulated

Time inevitably leaves its marks upon us all, but individuals don’t age at the same rates. While it stands to reason that the base level of health varies from person to person, the truth is that aging processes can be dramatically slowed (or even reversed) through proper personal care and nutrition.

• Reverses the common signs of aging
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• Protects against external environmental aggressors like blue light, the sun and pollution*
• Helps regenerate skin and body from head to toe*

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   The collagen creator*: Marine collagen

   
This biocompatible protein is best known for its ability to aid in the creation of new collagen in the body (skin, bones and joints). An abundance of strong collagen results in healthy, firm skin. Collagen also helps to boost metabolism by creating lean muscle mass and allows the brain to focus.
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   The energy booster*: Amino acid blend of leucine, isoleucine, valine

   
This trio of branched amino acids—they are usually used together for maximum benefits—helps to reduce muscle and protein breakdown, improve brain health and function, limit stress and promote proper wound healing. It also boosts energy levels.
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   The stress reducer*: Panax ginseng root powder

   Lauded for its adaptogenic characteristics, ginseng is chock-full of vitamins, amino acids, minerals and amino acids. It helps fight fatigue and stress (reduces cortisol levels), boosts metabolism, and has libido-enhancing effects.
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   The oil-based nourisher*: Borage and fish oil complex (omega-3, -6, -9 fatty acids)

   Helpful for irritated, red, itchy skin and scalps, borage oil contains a fatty acid called gamma linolenic acid (GLA) that promotes cell growth. Borage and fish oil are often used together.
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Also includes:

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   Resveratrol

   A polyphenol antioxidant derived from red wine, resveratrol controls the activity of enzymes known as sirtuins, which manage the pathways associated with aging. Resveratrol prevents changes in the skin matrix resulting in less fragmented collagen fibers while supporting proper function.*
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   Turmeric rhizome (curcuma longa)


   An Indian spice that is rich in antioxidants and essential nutrients, turmeric also contains high levels of phytonutrients, vitamins, iron, manganese and fiber. It improves brain health and aids in wound healing to promote healthier skin and reduces UVB-induced sun damage and resulting pigmentation.
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   Purslane herb (Portulaca oleracea)

   
Rich in omega-3 fatty acids—it is said to contain a higher concentration than fish oil—this leafy green is a great source of antioxidants. Purslane is plentiful in vitamins A and C, minerals like iron, magnesium and calcium and activates telomerase to protect DNA and increase the lifespan of our cells.
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   Allicin (from garlic bulb)

   Derived from garlic, antioxidant-rich allicin is said to have antibacterial and anti-microbial properties.*


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   Green tea leaf extract (Camellua sinensis)


   Green tea limits the effects of aging thanks to its antioxidant benefits and high concentration of polyphenols.*

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   Vitamin E (as d-alpha tocopheryl succinate)


   Vitamin E fights free radical damage to minimize skin and hair aging and also protects against UV-induced and oxidative damage.*
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   Polypodium leucotomos root


   A tropical fern with potent UV protecting abilities, antioxidant-rich polypodium leucotomos extract has been shown to limit UV-related damage when taken orally.*
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   Lycopene


   A naturally occurring carotenoid found in red- and pink-colored fruits and vegetables, lycopene is a lipid-soluble compound that has multiple health-related benefits including a reduced incidence of UV induced sunburns. Consuming it with fat increases its bioavailability.* 

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   Astaxanthin

   
An antioxidant found in fish and seafood, astaxanthin is said to decrease skin deterioration and provide an anti-aging effect when taken in supplement form. It has several applications and also plays a role inactivating the longevity gene.*
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    Zeaxanthin


    Zeaxanthin is a fat-soluble antioxidant that belongs to a class of carotenoids called xanthophylls. It is also believed to help protect the eyes from harmful UV rays.*

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    Folate

    
A form of vitamin B9 and sourced from leafy green vegetables, folate plays an important role in the formation of DNA and cell growth.*
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    Cayenne fruit extract (capsicum annum)

    
With a track record for treating the circulatory system, antibacterial cayenne fruit stimulates circulation and aids in digestion. Rich in vitamins, potassium and manganese, cayenne fruit enhances thermogenesis, which may aid in weight loss.* 

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    Arginine HCI


    A natural amino acid, arginine is essential for the synthesis of creatine a substance naturally found in muscles that provides energy.*

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    Hyaluronic acid

    
Naturally found in the body, hyaluronic acid is crucial in healthy aging. Holding 1,000 times its weight in water, in the skin, hyaluronic acid is responsible for keeping the complexion hydrated and looking plump. It is also found in the eyes and tissues and lubricates the joints.*

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    Vitamin A (as beta-carotene)

    One of the most lauded anti-aging ingredients, vitamin A is responsible for increasing the rate at which skin cells naturally turnover and stimulating new collagen production.* 

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    Vitamin C (as ascorbic acid camu camu)

    
Collagen-stimulating vitamin C is important for proper iron absorption. A potent collagen stimulator and pigment reducer, vitamin C increases the bioavailability of selenium and is vital in cholesterol synthesis.* 

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    Vitamin D (as cholecalciferol from lichen)

    
Vitamin D is linked to cell longevity and is integral in maintaining skeletal, cognitive and brain health.*
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    Vitamin K as (phytonadione)

    
Fat-soluble vitamin K is necessary for maintaining a healthy body as the effects of the aging process start to take over.*
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    Vitamin B12 (as cyanocobalamin)

    
Vitamin B12 is important for proper neurological function as well as red blood cell and DNA production as well as cellular energy production.*
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    Biotin


    Often recommended for hair loss and strengthening weak nails, biotin plays an integral role in keratin production, in turn contributing to hair growth. It also contains Sulphur, which influences the skin to lower sebum secretion and activate hair growth.*

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    Calcium (as dicalcium phosphate)

    In addition to signaling nerves and inciting blood clotting, calcium aids in the secretion of hormones, including androgens, that promote hair growth; and enzymes that strengthen existing hair. This key nutrient, which is stored in teeth and bones, is involved in vascular contraction, vasodilation, muscle functions, nerve transmission and intracellular signaling.*

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    Iodine (as Organic Kelp Laminaria digitate)

    
Iodine has more age-related benefits than you may realize: it helps keep your metabolism in check, regulates perspiration and hydration, aids in healthy detox and acts as a stress reliever of sorts.*

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    Zinc (as zinc oxide)

    Responsible for creating homeostasis in the body, zinc controls the activities of several enzymes in the body that are necessary for normal hair growth. It also speeds up hair follicle recovery. Low zinc levels have been linked to alopecia.*
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    Selenium (as sodium selenate)


    Selenium is an essential trace element that plays a role in protecting the body from oxidative damage.*
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    Manganese (as manganese sulfate)

    
The trace mineral manganese plays an important role in how the brain and enzyme and nervous systems function. It is also responsible for bone health and reducing the risk of disease.*
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“A unique age delaying and reversing formulation, TimeCapsule is the ultimate tool to stay younger, longer.”
– Dr. Marc Ronert

What results can I expect to see?


While the results differ from person to person, an increase in energy, less visible wrinkles and lines, fewer dark spots and more luminous looking skin have been reported. TimeCapsule also works to defend against future damage, which can age your appearance, so you’re less likely to see the formation of additional lines, wrinkles and dark spots.* 



Should I still use my regular skin-care products with TimeCapsule?

Absolutely. TimeCapsule provides both an internal and external benefit but you should still use your regular skin-care products for an extra layer of protection. And sun protection is always a must!