Research reveals staggering skin results using Altrient C

An independent double-blind clinical study [1] conducted by Princeton Consumer Research Limited, on Altrient C, revealed astonishing results for skin elasticity and firmness when taking this unique, high-performance nutritional supplement within just one to three months.

As seen in the graph below when clinically tested Altrient C was shown to achieve a firmer complexion. In a previous study, Altrient C was shown to have exceptional rates of absorption when compared to a non-liposmal form of vitamin C. So the results for the skin trials were in line with expected efficacy of Altrient products. [2]

The 45 subjects, aged 31-61, with visible skin ageing were categorised into 3 test groups:

• Group A - 1 sachet of Altrient C and 2 placebo sachets a day
• Group B - 3 sachets of the placebo a day
• Group C - 3 sachets of Altrient C a day

Over the course of the study, every four weeks, the subject's skin was tested for skin firmness and elasticity with Cutometer MPA 580. The results showed the following results:

• Group A - 1 sachet of Altrient C and 2 placebo sachets a day - saw 35% increase in skin elasticity and 7% reduction in fine lines and wrinkles, in 4 months.
• Group B - 3 sachets of Altrient C a day - saw 61% increase in skin elasticity and 13% reduction in fine lines and wrinkles, in 4 months.
• Group C - 3 sachets of the placebo a day saw no notable change in either.

Danny McCamlie, Lead Clinical Scientist and Principal Investigator at Princeton Consumer Research says

“You can’t underestimate the importance of vitamin C for supporting cellular collagen synthesis, renewal and rejuvenation for supporting skin function as we age. The findings of this study have reinforced my belief that this unique liposomal vitamin C gel could naturally and effectively achieve results that some topically applied creams may have failed to achieve following eight weeks of use."

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[1] Princeton Consumer Research Limited, 2014

[2] Princeton Consumer Research Limited, 2017