Long ago science has confirmed that cancer is primarily caused by changes in a cell’s DNA. According to the American Cancer Society (2013), some of these changes may be inherited, while others may be caused by outside exposures, such as lifestyle factors (nutrition, tobacco use, physical activity, etc.), naturally occurring exposures, medical treatments, workplace exposures, … Continue reading
Hyaluronic acid is used nowadays at many medical conditions and surgeries because of its healing and anti-inflammatory nature. In eye surgeries, it is very critical to minimize any scar and prevent infection because of the high liability of those procedures. Any scarring can cause blurring of vision besides other bad cosmetic effects. What are the … Continue reading
The skin is the part of the human body that acts as a protective shield against the conditions of the external environment. Using the appropriate face cream should be accepted as a vital part of one’s daily routines and not be underestimated. It is especially valid for the choice of good eye cream in order … Continue reading
Hyaluronic acid (HA) is widely present in many tissues of the body, such as the skin, cartilage, and the vitreous humor – the fluid inside the eye, where it is highly concentrated. The vitreous substance of the eye is composed almost completely of hyaluronic acid, giving its viscous gel-like characteristics. This gel functions as a … Continue reading
Hyaluronic Acid on Our Bodies It is well-known that hyaluronic acid is a natural substance found in our bodies. It is responsible for giving us healthy skin and strong bones. Despite this, many scientists claim that high HA levels and taking HA supplements can cause cancer. On the other hand, some argue that young people … Continue reading
It is a common desire of people all over the world to stay young, healthy, fit and beautiful. There are few substances that have managed to achieve the same positive outcome as Hyaluronic Acid (HA). After its first isolation from the vitreous body of cows’ eyes by Meyer and Palmer in 1934, HA, also called … Continue reading
Acne scars and other wound marks are a challenging cosmetic problem to deal with. Almost everyone experiences acne and those scary-looking scars during teenage years. However, this does not mean that you have to put up with it. Thanks to medical science, there are many safe and effective treatments available to remove and prevent further … Continue reading
Hyaluronic Acid (HA) is found in almost every cell in the human body and occurs in the highest concentrations in several specific body locations. The average Hyaluronic Acid in our bodies is estimated to be around 15 grams. It is distributed in almost every part of the body and has multiple functions. It is a … Continue reading
The medical literature is abundant with evidence that HA is a healing agent and its higher levels are connected with the reaction of the organism against any wound, or invasion in the body, including the spread of tumors. So, it should be treated more like a natural defensive mechanism against the tumor, rather than its … Continue reading
Sodium hyaluronate is widely found in animals and human physiological active substances, in human skin, synovial fluid, umbilical cord, aqueous humor, and ophthalmic vitreous body are distributed. Its molecular weight is 500 000-730 000 Dalton. Its solution has high viscoelasticity and profiling. It is an adjuvant for ophthalmic surgery. It maintains a certain depth of … Continue reading
