Bio Body Slim cream

It is well known that foetal tissues contain large amounts of Hyaluronic Acid and that decreasing Hyaluronic Acid content are associated with aging and wrinkling. Therefore any practical efforts to extend and recover youth by revivifying damaged tissue should include this molecule.

Hyaluronic Acid is a major constituent of the extra-cellular matrix that surrounds rapidly reproducing cells. It has been demonstrated to be an integral factor in the rapid and scarless wound healing observed in foetal and neonatal organisms. Moreover, the cellular actions stimulated by Hyaluronic Acid are integral to the seemingly magical biochemistry of foetal development.

Hyaluronic Acid has also shown excellent results in the diminishing of dryness, itching and burning of the skin. It offers a perfect context for the reproduction of new cells and healing after skin peeling.

The unique properties of Hyaluronic Acid make it the ideal moisturizer. Hyaluronic Acid has a decisive part in cellular hydration, lubrication and cellular behavior, and has the ability to hold more water than any other biological substance. Its unmatched hydrating properties produce augmented smoothness, softening and diminished wrinkles.

Hyaluronic Acid is normally found in the joints, the lower layers of skin, the umbilical cord and in foetal skin. Medical graded Hyaluronic Acid is usually helpful to diminish the incidence of post-operative adhesions, as a viscoelastic agent in intra-ocular surgery, also as a synovial replacement fluid; and is used to help with the healing and regeneration of surgical wounds.

Hyaluronic acid as pure and concentrated as we use it, is a glycosaminoglycan existent in the intercellular matrix of skin where it has a conservative, structure balancing and shock-absorbing role.

Hyaluronic Acid - The Fountain of Youth

Human skin produces several lipophilic substances which play a substantial role in the preservation of the skin. Chemically seen, these substances belong to the group of lipids, though they show differing structures: glycerides and free acids, cholesterol and its derivatives, esters with fatty acids and long chained alcohols, polar lipids of differing natural, saturated and unsaturated hydrocarbons. All in all an elaborated amalgam of complex processes.

We also embed the natural ingredient in a liposome, a microscopic, fluid-filled pouch whose walls are made of layers of phospholipids identical to the ones that make up cell membranes. Liposomes are employed to deliver certain vaccines, enzymes, or drugs (e.g., insulin and some cancer drugs) to the body. Liposomes adhere to cellular membranes and seem to combine with them, releasing their load into the cell. Sometimes they are assimilated by the cell, and the phospholipids are incorporated into the cell membrane while the substance (glycoprotein enzyme) trapped inside is discharged.

The snail secretions in our products are NOT deteriorated, neither by interaction with chemicals nor by immediate hydrolysis.

Hydrolysis: A chemical response in which water reacts with an element to produce other compounds; involves the rupture of a bond and the addition of the hydrogen cation and the hydroxide anion from the water and results in the creation of one or more new compounds that do not have the same properties of the original substance.

We use a procedure that is completely inoffensive for the snails, while it allows us to acquire it PURE as it is abundantly being produced by the snails, and undiluted in water to prevent the degrading of its enzymes and other molecules by hydrolysis.

How do we collect this precious substance?

One of the most important ingredients in all our skin care products is the secretions produced abundantly by land snails of the species Helix Aspersa M

LIST OF INGREDIENTS
Purified Water, Peg-4 Olivate,
Sorbitan Olivate, Helix Aspersa

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