Clinical Trials Efficacy of Skin Products Based on Snail Serum
CLINICAL VALIDATION FOR PHOTOAGING (reported here) & RADIODERMATITIS RELIEF Click: radiodermatitis Ultraviolet light as well as frequent contact with harmful environmental chemicals such as ozone...
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Scientific Evidence Of DNA Repair With Naturally Occurring Serum
Following are three reports of discoveries related to the powerful antioxidants, regenerative properties of snail secretions and, how they repair the DNA of fibroblasts and activate and rejuvenate...
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Snail’s Secretions Fibroblast (Stem Cell) Growth Factor Activity
When we are injured, or when our cells are damaged by solar radiation or pollution, our bodies naturally begin fixing the damaged tissue. This process is moderated by enzymes and complex molecules. One...
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Snails’ Regeneration Of Whole Tissues & Entirely Functional Eyes
The Cryptompahalus aspersa snail completely regenerates its eyes, at the tip of its tentacles when it survives burns from hot water or flames, or attacks by predators: Common predators of snails are:...
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Evidence of Skin Regeneration Properties of Snail Secretions
This discovery is already changing the outlook for corrective skin care of common skin disorders and skin aging; and also the therapeutic skin care of burns, the damaging effects of radiotherapy for...
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What happens when DNA becomes damaged?
The impact of age, of course, is not limited to organisms. You drive a brand new car off the lot, and ideally it’s in perfect working condition. But by the time it reaches the 100,000 mile mark, the...
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Gland Cells Of Helix Aspersa and Secretions In Biocutis Serum
The skin of the snail is covered by a hydrating mucus layer not distasteful to touch or taste and fully packed with essential enzymes and complex molecules produced by various gland cells necessary to...
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Human’s skin is similar to the skin of snails
Human’s skin is similar to the skin of snails. The skin of mammals is a highly differentiated tissue whose extracellular matrix (ECM) is composed of numerous types of proteoglycans, glycoproteins and...
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Immune Serum Discovered In Organic Orchards Gets Your Skin Handsome
Gourmet Restaurants & Bistros Of Paris Led To A Remarkable Discovery Workers in Chile who collected snails in organic vineyards and cherimoya orchards, with their hands, to then pack the...
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