Astaxanthin is the pigment that gives salmon and lobster a reddish color. It's a carotenoid. That's a chemical naturally found in some plants and animals. Pink seafood, such as salmon, shrimp, and ...

Astaxanthin is a natural, red pigmented ketocarotenoid (or plant color) found in some types of microalgae and yeast. It’s mainly found in Haematococcus pluvialis, a type of algae, and ...

As far as antioxidants go, the potency of astaxanthin is unrivalled. From boosting brain health to smoothing wrinkles, nutritionist Louise Pyne has everything you need to know The Standard's ...

But did you know, among these superheroes lies a less-talked-about underdog known as astaxanthin? Present in many skincare formulas, this equally powerful antioxidant has gone unnoticed.

Astaxanthin is a carotenoid pigment that occurs in trout, microalgae, yeast, and shrimp, among other sea creatures. It’s most commonly found in Pacific salmon and is what gives the fish its ...

In the constant search for the next best thing, the supplement world has moved onto its next strange, potentially useful, ingredient: astaxanthin, a compound that gives plants and animals their color.

With Demand Linkages to the Meat & Aquatic Food Supply Chain, Astaxanthin Witnesses Demand Slump by -4.5%The global market for Astaxanthin is expected to plummet by -4.5% in the year 2020 and ...

The Astaxanthin compound CDX-085 (developed by Cardax) showed the ability to significantly increase the expression of the FOXO3 gene, which plays a proven role in longevity. "All of us have the ...

There's a reason why astaxanthin is one of the most popular antioxidant supplements right now. Part of the carotenoids group, astaxanthin is reddish in colour and packed with anti-inflammatory ...