110 - 116 Copyright Copyright The Authors 2008 Over the last few years, increasing evidence has shown that hyperhomocysteinaemia is an independent risk factor for the development of CVD ( Reference Wyss and Schulze 1 , Reference Harbor-Gonalves, Vaz and Bezzi 2 ) and may be associated with neurodegenerative disease ( Reference Obeid and Herrmann 3 , Reference Bender, Koch and Elstner 4 ) , diabetes ( Reference Wijekoon, Brosnan and Brosnan 5 ) and end-stage renal dysfunction ( Reference Taes, Delanghe and De Vriese 6 , Reference Taes, Delanghe and De Bacquer 7 )
Both compounds work on collagen and skin renewal through different mechanisms
Vitamin D status and changes in cardiovascular risk factors: a prospective study of a general population
Target Concerns: Dull body skin, dark spots, uneven tone, rough texture, post-acne marks on body, dehydration, lack of radiance, aging signs