State of the art in dermatology? - active cosmetics for infected skin. PROF. DR. MED. KRISTIAN REICH

Spirularin Nail Spray - Product 2021 in 'Diskurs Dermatologie'

Due to the well established use of Spirularin Nail Products in 'highly effective treatment concepts '* of HCP's for the treatment of fungal nails the new line extension Spirularin Nail Spray for patients, who have mobility problems ,was awarded as Product of the year 2021 in the German dermatology journal Dermatologie Diskurs.

*A. Niederau: The Big Book of Nail Diseases, pg .55

Spirularin Nail Serum is using the strong antifungal, antibacterial and antiviral properties of the micro algae Spiralin to care and regenerate problematic nails, e.g. at diabetic feet. The application of Spirularin Nail Serum is recommended in the compendium 'The Big Book Of Nail Diseases' Anke Niederau in the recommended podiatry treatment concept for fungal nails. The compendium already published in several languages (German, Russian, English, Japanese etc.).

This webinar originally aired as part of CPHI Discover - 17-28 May 2021 What makes special cosmetics 'state of the art' in dermatology? This session will walk you through some important basic mechanisms of the skin. It will show you how a billion-year-old microalgae can be stimulated to give us a very attractive ingredient that can be used in a wide range of nice formulations. It also helps dermatologists and hundreds of thousands of patients get rid of very common problems in dermatology.

HS lip cream is using the properties of Spiralin for care and protection before, during and after a lip herpes reactivation. The conclusion of the leading medical journal JACI (2016/01) from the results of a clinical model of herpes exacerbation (n=198) is: ‚the prophylactic effect of ...(HS) cream was superior to that of acyclovir cream‘.

Micro algae belong to the group of the oldest living organisms on earth. The animated video shows how these survivalists could stand extremely dangerous environments and could defend themselves against their major enemies during the evolution process: fungi, bacteriae and viruses.