Natural Skin Care Serum: Helix Aspersa Müller GlycoConjugates


Many people today are concerned about their health They want to avoid serious health problems such as obesity, heart disease and cancer so they do everything that they can to avoid these illnesses

They exercise, watch what they eat, and never smoke or drink to excess. But, even the most careful, health-conscious person may not know that the natural skincare products that they use on their bodies may actually be harmful to their health.

People read the words: natural skincare and they immediately equate the term "natural" with safe. But, this isn't the case. If you read the label on some of the most popular skincare products you might find one or more of the following listed as one of the ingredients:

Acrylamide

Ethanolamines (diethanolamine, monoethanolamine, triethanolamine)

Parabens (ethyl, butyl, methyl etc.)

Polyethylene

All of these chemicals are suspected carcinogens (cancer causing substances). If you are doing everything you can to stay healthy and live longer; why would you want to use these products?

Along with known or suspected carcinogens; some natural skincare products also contain alcohol, (specifically methyl, isopropyl, SD, benzyl and ethanol) and/or mineral oil and fragrance. While not as dangerous as the other things each of these have a negative impact on the body as well. Alcohol strips away the body''s natural oils causing the skin to become dry.

Sure, it's not always easy to find ALL natural products where every one of the ingredients are safe, harmless, meaning that they haven't been produced in a lab somewhere, without side effects and are totally compatible with our biology.

Skin care is important to us because our skin defines who we are and what image we portray. Skin problems can seriously affect every area of our lives, and the need for natural skin care solutions is a necessity and is solved by a humble little creature: the brown garden snail.

The Garden Snail has a Powerful Immune Ammunition
If you look at the life of a land snail, specifically the species Helix Aspersa Müller, you'd see that their life isn't easy. Each day their delicate skin and shell are exposed to the sun's harmful UV rays, pollution and possible infectious germs always ready to thrive in moist skin; they have to travel over unpleasant territory including sharp rocks; and they have to avoid predators, too.

So what is their defense mechanism? They secrete a special serum that not only protects them from the effects of solar radiation but heals any cuts or abrasions and is able to regenerate and rejuvenate their skin, shell and occasionally tentacles and eyes quickly and without scarring.

As humans, when we receive a cut or are exposed to germs or bacteria, our immune system kicks in to protect ourselves from within, but snails react in a slightly different way. In order to protect themselves from skin dangers, their immune system produces a serum that bathes the living creature to moisturize and at the same time protect the skin with antimicrobial peptides, antioxidants that scavenge free radicals, and molecules that activate the regeneration, rebuilding or renewal of whatever cells and structures that may have been damaged.

Snail Skin is Similar To Human Skin
Scientists have concluded that the structural elements of our skin are similar to the snail's skin. Because of this, the serum that snails produce will have similar restoring effects on human skin from the outside in. Your skin won't reject the powerful serum but will welcome its healing properties as it strengthens your body's ability to ingest and kill infectious germs, gets rid of damaged cells, and restores balance to skin that has been previously disturbed by a wide variety of irritants or disorders.

The Benefits of Snail Serum
Research has proven that this gentle, but very potent serum, can thoroughly maintain healthy skin as well as improving cell function by the action of its antioxidants; help to reduce and avoid excess or abnormal scars by the action of its enzymes; prevent and repair sun damage, thus preventing premature wrinkles and skin aging; accelerate the renewal of damaged tissues like actinic keratosis and skin affected by keratosis pilaris; activate skin regeneration during wound healing; strengthen skin and restore tissue plasticity and elasticity; and fight acne and other skin infections.

Snail Secretions Can't be Replicated
Chemists are not yet able to effectively create a skin regenerative solution in the laboratory, at least nothing comparable to the complex serum secreted by this living creature's immune system. This should come as no surprise for the creature’s immune system has been capable of generating tremendous chemical diversity through the processes of genetic recombination and somatic mutation  in order to thrive and adapt to harsh environments, predators and the threats posed by germs and bacteria, and this is why they have survived for billions of years because it has been a question of life or death. Hence, the snail's serum is currently the best biological solution for skin regeneration and healthier skin.

The additional ingredients in all of our skin care products containing the natural serum, even those ingredients we use for preserving the creams from yeasts and micro-organisms that can come from you dipping your hands into it, are from botanical origin, and have been selected because they are completely compatible with our delicate human biology. There are no side effects or allergic reactions so all you'll experience is healthier looking skin.

Don''t let your hard work go to waste by applying natural skin care products that contain harmful, possibly carcinogenic chemicals to your body. Instead, choose natural skincare that is free from all these harmful substances and only contain ingredients proven to be truly safe and effective.

Helix Aspersa Müller GlycoConjugates is a biological compound produced inside the cells of the snail of the aforementioned species. We gather it from live snails as they produce them, and we immediately homogenize and stabilize it to avoid hydrolysis of its enzymes and proteins.

The biological active is embedded in liposomes. Those are microscopic "fat" vessels that are food for cells and are thus readily taken in by the them carrying the ingredient within the nucleous of cells and triggering the proliferation of fibroblasts, the cells that give rise to connective tissues and all the structures present in the skin matrix.

The compound is a complex of biological molecular structures: proteoglycans, glycosaminoglycans, enzymes, copper peptides, antimocrobial peptides and oligoelements (Copper, Zinc, Calcium, Iron some of which act as coenzymes).

Other ingredients - added to transform a fluid into a cream, and with complementary benefits.

Knowing how to understand a list of ingredients is hard, but even if it doesn’t detail specifically what percentage of each ingredient was used to create the product, it is a far more reliable source of information than the product's specifications and claims. Thus, further below we take a detailed look first at the organic ingredient and then at the rest of the ingredients we use, mainly to transform a viscose fluid that regulates the orchestrated regeneration of damaged skin cells and protects the skin, into a gentle balm with enhanced moisturizing properties.

The full ingredient list is: (1) Water; (2) Olive Oil emulsifier, surfactant, and squalene derivatives that replenish the lipid content of the skin blocking the penetration of allergens and toxins and act as antioxidants; (3) Helix Aspersa Müller Glycoconjugates, the richest biological adaptogen for healthy skin yet known, created by a living creature to function as a biological antimicrobial, inflammatory-moderator, antioxidant, moisturizer & trigger of scarless healing & skin regeneration; (4) Rose Hip Seed Oil; (5) Bee Balm, Monarda Dydima, a native american botanical for its adaptogen or immune support properties; (6) Hyaluronic Acid moisturizer a naturally occuring skin substance capable of holding more water than any other known hydrator; (7) Glycerin; (8) Seaweed Extract a rich source of oligoelements that are necessary for cellular growth, (9) Panax Gingsen Root Extract for its adaptogen properties; (10) Licorice Extract a botanical adaptogen with powerful anti-inflammatory, anti-oxidant and anti-irritant effects. It is good for sensitive skin, and helpful in dermatitis; (11) A balanced and safe preservative made with Phenoxyethanol and Ethylhexylglycerin; and nothing else.

The BIOLOGICAL Ingredient

Further below we look first at the biological ingredient and then at the other ingredients we use, mainly to transform a viscose fluid that regulates the orderly regeneration of damaged skin cells and protects the skin, into a pleasant cream-gel or balm with enhanced moisturizing properties.

The primary element in all our products is the serum produced abundantly by land snails of the species Helix Aspersa Müller whenever they are stressed. Stress makes them produce a gluey liquid element to shield, hydrate, heal and renew its skin. This is also secreted by the snail for many other natural functions, albeit with a different molecular arrangement or a diverse proportion of its molecular components. The complex elements the secretion encloses have been thoroughly studied and you can read all about them by following the links under the title Helix Aspersa Muller Secretion.

How do we collect this rich substance? We use a method that is completely inoffensive for the snails, while it allows us to gather it PURE as it is abundantly being secreted by the snails, and undiluted in water to avoid the destruction of its enzymes and other molecules by hydrolysis.

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

We also embed the organic ingredient in a liposome, a microscopic, liquid-filled pouch whose surface is made of layers of phospholipids identical to the ones existent in cell membranes. Liposomes are employed to distribute certain vaccines, enzymes, or drugs (e.g., insulin and some cancer drugs) to the body. Liposomes attach to cellular walls and seem to combine with them, delivering their contents into the cell. Sometimes they are taken up by the cell, and the phospholipids are incorporated into the cellular membrane while the ingredient (glycoprotein enzyme) it contained is discharged.

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These properties work quickly and effectively to treat a vast range of skin problems. This healing balm soothes and aids relief from drying out of flaky skin, rashes, irritations and allergies, itching and inflammation whilst also being effective on rosacea, eczemas, psoriasis and dermatitis.


BIOBALM includes a NATURAL BIOLOGICAL GLYCOCONJUGATES COMPOUND that functions as an adaptogen and also dissolves damaged and abnormal tissues, triggers skin regeneration and is a powerful antioxidant; sweet LICORICE extract, a botanical adaptogen with powerful anti-inflammatory, anti-oxidant and anti-irritant effects; plus ROSE HIP OIL, a natural source of both trans retinoic acid (Vitamin A) and essential fatty acids: All those act in synergy with HYALURONIC ACID a deep moisturizer, and PENTAVITIN a carbohydrate moisture retainer, to rescue, repair and restore sensitive, dry, irritated skin back to health and vitality.

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It is excellent as a first aid treatment for minor cuts and burns, including sunburn, stings and bites, chapped nipples and nappy rash. Heals wounds and scars, including the scarring of chicken pox, ulcers and is good in the treatment of skin affected by rosacea and stress.


"Balm: a soothing, healing, or comforting agent or quality". American Heritage Stedman's Medical Dictionary. "A soothing restorative agency". Merriam-Webster's Medical Dictionary. Related forms: balmlike, adjective.

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    "The Sweet Science" of Glycobiology

    Even as doctors and drug companies struggle to interpret and exploit the recent explosion of data on genes and proteins, yet another field of biology is waiting to break out: glycomics or glycobiology. This emerging discipline seeks to do for sugars and carbohydrates what genomics and proteomics have done for genes and proteins: move them into the mainstream of biomedical research and drug discovery.


    glycobiology


    Biochemical analysis of the complex natural fluid secreted by snails that we use in our products shows it contains complex glycoconjugates, molecules made mainly of sulfated sugar or carbohydrate chains (sugar= glyco), globular soluble proteins, uronic acids and trace elements (like copper, zinc, calcium and iron)

    The major organic (i.e. carbon-containing) components of human cells are proteins, lipids, various carbohydrates and carbohydrate-containing molecules, and the nucleic acids (DNA and RNA). The carbohydrate-containing molecules can be quite complex; those in which carbohydrates are attached to proteins or lipids are called glycoconjugates. There are three major classes of glycoconjugates: glycoproteins, proteoglycans, and glycolipids.

    Glyco means "sweet" and refers to monosaccharides, or sugars. The role of carbohydrates (sugars) in energy production has been long understood. However, their additional, crucial role in orchestrating the healthy structure and function of the body is a relatively new discovery that is the subject of a new bourgeoning field of science called the “sweet science of glycobiology ”.

    The creation of this word (and the word Glycomics) only in very recent years is a pointer to what might be a new suffix, -omics. It has already appeared in genomics, the study of the genetic make-up of organisms, and proteomics, the study of the way proteins work inside cells, plus several compounds such as toxicogenomics. This new term refers to the study of sugars within organisms.

    The glycome is the set of sugars an organism or cell makes. What is slowly becoming clear to biochemists is that these sugars play as vital a role in making the cell work as do the proteins. They combine to form giant molecules such as carbohydrates and cellulose; they are already known to regulate hormones, organise embryonic development, direct the movement of cells and proteins throughout the body, and regulate the immune system.