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Skin Care Secret Hidden in the Mountains of Chile Uncovered by Doctors!
Dr
Kehl, School of Pharmacology of the University of Missouri, Kansas City,
Missouri, USA.
Excerpt from paper by Dr. Kehl.
Changes produced on skin by the action of the skin, ie photoaging (dermotoheliosis)
are very common in all countries of warm climate. Exposure to sun causes
important morphological changes in skin. Dermotoheliosis appears in
different ways and varying intensity ranging from surface wrinkles, active
keratosis and variation in the distribution of the melanin granules. For
this test volunteers were selected among people who usually spend the
three months of summer in resorts by the sea or who go to the beach
everyday. The tests were carried out on twenty women aged between 25 and
35 who were controlled and assessed during the summer. The most
frequently noted cutaneous signs were surface wrinkles, brown spots,
efelids and, in some cases, only an intense tan. All applied rosehip oil
on the face during four months (May to August, Autumn) Observations
were made every eight days. Significant changes were noted starting on the
third week. Firstly, surface wrinkles started to disappear, spots started
to fade until, at the end of the fourth month, the disappearance was
complete.
Dr
Leonardo Rusowsky, Surgeon at Enrique Deformes Hospital in Santiago,
Chile, and
acting president of the Corporation For Aid To Children with Burns.
Dr Rusowsky is currently applying Rosehip Oil to children
with severe burns
in the way of compresses and massotherapy (massages carried out by
kinesiologists to loosen up scars). Dr
Rusowsky says, “Rosehip
Oil improves the texture and quality of skin by increasing its elasticity.
Rosehip
Oil helps people who have suffered burns. Its effect, more than to flatten
out hypertrophic and hyperplasic scars (raised and bulky scars), is to
improve the colour of the scars and of the skin in the affected area”.
Dr.
Hans Harbst, M.D,
Surgeon,
Radiotherapist
and Oncologist. Graduated
in Radio-Oncology,
Radiology
and Nuclear
Medicine
at the Nuclear Research Centre of the University of Heidelberg, Germany.
Dr Harbst heads the Department of Radio-oncology of the Indisa Clinic
in Santiago and is also head of the Department of Radiology at
the Chilean Air Force Hospital in Santiago.
Radiologist and oncologist Hans Harbst has also worked with Rosehip
oil and found it to be
excellent for treating skin problems following radiation therapy. Dr.
Harbst explains about his experience with Rosehip oil:
"As a radiotherapist, I work with several patients that have been
operated upon and, therefore, have scars. Also, the radiation to which
they are exposed may produce secondary effects on the skin such as
inflammations, darkening and actinic dermatitis. These effects are,
in most cases, unavoidable because in the same way that a surgeon leaves a
scar when he or she operates, a radiotherapist leaves a mark on the
radiated areas, which are not injuries as such but skin reactions.
"This means a problem for the patient, especially when he or she are
left with marks in areas exposed to view like the face, head or neck”.
"I have applied Rose Hip Oil on all types of skin. Rosehip
Oil acts on scars reducing hyperpigmentation, flattening hypertrophia
(bulky scars) and loosening up fibrous chords. All these effects end up in
a near complete attenuation of scars”.
In
one case, says Harbst, "a man who had his whole head radiated due
to a brain tumor had no signs of radiation damage after four weeks of
treatment with Rosa Mosqueta oil." Another patient who showed an
acute dermatitis after radiation had an excellent recovery 24 hours after
treatment with the oil. "The skin had actually regenerated."
Dr.Fabiola
Carvajal, M.D., Microbiology
department at Concepción University in Santiago, Chile.
"The results were superb using Rosa Mosqueta oil and cream in all our
clinical studies, even with scars over 20 years old and with patients who
had not improved using other therapies,"
she says. "Burns (including sun-damaged skin and radiation burns),
chronic ulcerations of the skin (such as that with paraplegics and those
bedridden), skin grafts,
brown spots, prematurely aging skin and dry skin all benefited with Rosa
Mosqueta."
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