Acne - Health without Drugs!
Biological Blemish Remedy for Natural Acne Treatment.

One product, no steps, for all types of blemishes, without any side effects and very effective for mild and moderate acne pimples.

It also relieves the dreaded side effects on the skin of Accutane if you are using the drug for severe cystic acne that was not responding to antibiotics or other medicines.

Is it too good to be true?
Many of our customers have told us how tired they were of acne medicines, drugs or over the counter pimples and spot treatments that cause skin to peel, leave skin dried out or caused rough spots and peeling. Worst, didn't clear up acne.

Bioskincare is a biological skin cream that stops acne inflammation, keeps acne bacteria under control, prevents proliferation of cysts, unclogs pores quickly, eliminates redness, dryness, scarring. It regenerates your skin. It also keeps it moisturized, smooth, kissable and rescilient. It provides results when applied twice a day for about 2 weeks. This cream mobilizes your body's own healing resources to maximize the effectiveness of the biological ingredients it supplies.

Acne breakouts, acne scarring, remedy for blemishes, stubborn pimples, and skin maintenance no longer has to be a hard, time consuming, ongoing work for you.

Compare what acne sufferers have to bear with salycilic acid, benzoyl peroxide, glycolic acid and the likes...to what our customers say:

"With the other [product] acne came back... twice as bad! Very harsh treatment - dried the hell out of my skin, caused small bumps around my jawline and chin, itchy, burning, flaking skin. I was more ashamed to go out in public AFTER using those products! With yours it is a completley different story ... I have been using BIOSKINCARE for two months now and I can't believe the difference.  I am excited to wake up every morning and see the changes in my skin.  I had deep acne scars and I was considering laser surgery to remove them. Luckily I found your website.  I started using Bioskincare and after two weeks I was hooked.  I have been using the cream faithfully two times a day. My scars are now almost completely gone and my overall skin looks so much better.  Thank you for your wonderful product.  Kara Potts. Salt Lake City, UT

The acne clearing up with [...] was definitely not worth itching and burning. I called ... to ask about this. The only suggestion they had was to use the exfoliating gel every other day. Tried that and after a few days, I started to get scaly! As soon as I started to look like a mutant, I quit right away. All this in only 7 days. No thanks! Now I have been using Bioskincare cream on my back, chest and shoulders for acne breakouts and to reduce minor scarring left from previous breakouts. I have only been using the cream for a few weeks but already the breakouts have been greatly reduced and I am seeing much improvement in the scarring already! Donna H, Illinois, USA

My skin looked fantastic for the first week - I used ["the other product"] exactly as directed, except I cut back on the gel because it was so harsh. Within a couple weeks I broke out in deep, painful cysts. I developed acne on my cheeks (which had never happened) and a cystic lesion smack between my eyes that was haunmting me and refused to budge -until I purchased Bioskincare, the only product that has cleared up my cystic acne and reduced my acne scaring. Kim Muller, Tucson, AZ

I am 33 yrs old and have had cystic acne for 10 years. I did not like being on antibiotics all the time and tried dozens of other products before I found yours. I can't say that it completely prevents the cysts from appearing but they are much less frequent and much less severe. The cream has also helped the dark patches that appeared on my face while I was pregnant with my sons. Thank you for your help! Shannon Bloemker. MA. USA.

I have been using the cream for about 7 weeks now and I love it. I have noticed a reduction in my deep cystic acne scars caused by to 30 years of acne breakouts. I have had in the past 2 dermabrasions and several chemical peels, years of glycolic acids which reduced the scars somewhat but the cream is definitely working better than all those methods. It has such a calming soothing effect in general on the skin that compares to nothing else I have come across in my search. I believe that it will take time, perhaps about a year, for them to heal at the rate it is going. (...)  I am so grateful ad that I found BIOSKINCARE! Irene Sowton. CA, USA

This is my second order and I'm ordering two this time! My cystic acne hasn't gone away completely but it's a tremendous difference! My old scars/broken capillaries are diminishing as well! After going to the dermatologist for years, having cortisone injected, using oral antibiotics as well as topical ( benzoyl peroxide as well as every product out there) this is the one product that's actually shown results without over drying and irritating my skin! I've only had the one jar for not even a month now and I haven't needed any of the prescribed benzoyl peroxide or oral antibiotics! I was so skeptical at first because I've tried so many things on the market but I'm definitely recommending this to my family and friends! Thank you all so much! Sincerely, Lauri L. Gowell Portland, Maine USA

I am using the product in conjunction with the antibiotic minocin and I've never seen such great results from any other product. I've struggled with breakouts since the fifth grade and I am now 32. In the last 3yrs. I developed cystic acne which is very damaging to the skin. BIOSKINCARE is the answer to my prayers, the results were so fast, I've also noticed a change in old acne scars. I am grateful for finding this product. I highly recommend this to everyone.  Vicki W. Weedville, PA, USA

I bought this product for my 18 year old niece in the hope that it would improve her complexion as she suffers very badly from scarring (and cystic acne). She is a very pretty girl and this condition really hurts her and consequently it hurts her very large extended family. She has asked me for the web address to order more as she has found that it has helped her complexion, therefore I am more than happy to buy her some more in the hope that it continues to give her some relief. Angela Wikeley. Hertfordshire, United Kingdom.

The evidence shows acne is an inflammatory skin condition characterized by superficial skin eruptions. And those may or may not become infected with the acne bacteria living inside our hair follicles. Did you know that acne Propionibacteria live in symbiosis with our body, feeding on dead cells, helping the sebaceous glands transform them into sebum, and metabolizing components of sebum into fatty acids with antimicrobial properties?

Bioskincare addresses the root causes of acne blemishes and not just the symptoms

• Moderates the inflammatory reaction —triggered by even the slightest lesion in the sebum canals— by supporting the protective strategies of the innate immune system of the skin, directly, within the hair follicles and at the site of skin lesions.

• Provides cellular messengers that communicate to your body that it is being taken care of and can moderate an otherwise extreme inflammatory reaction that may end up destroying healthy skin cells, and not just the bacteria and sebum that has turned into a foreign matter.

• Fights bacterial infection by signaling your system to increase the release of the skin's own natural antimicrobial peptides, which defend your system and make the skin an unwelcome place for bacteria, microbes and parasites and can not possibly create any bacterial resistance whatsoever.

• Unblocks clogged pores with gentle enzymes that dissolve or "digest" the plugs, and without peeling and no dryness. On the contrary, while moisturizing the skin deeply and triggering healthy skin regeneration, the removal of scars and the release of amino-acids that help rebuild damaged tissues quickly. It also relieves the side effects of Accutane®.

• Provides antioxidants that fight free radicals. Persistent Acne and Benzoyl Peroxide Cause Premature Skin Aging: While moderate to severe acne will cause the skin to age quickly, the use of benzoyl peroxide will significantly increase this speed. Benzoyl peroxide creates free radicals and is known to cause premature skin aging, just like repeated sun exposure or persistent acne.  Damage is determined by the concentration of benzoyl peroxide and the frequency and duration of use. 

Did you know that your skin produces hydrogen peroxide to fight each acne infection and this may continue for weeks, until the infection is resolved? 

Hydrogen peroxide is a free radical which causes skin damage and skin aging.  Over a period of time the volume of hydrogen peroxide acts just like continual sun exposure, damaging skin components such as collagen and causing the skin to sag and wrinkle.

Additionally, the healing process of acne infections involves thousands and thousands of chemical processes.  These chemical processes produce more free radicals as a natural by-product and add to the volume of free radical damage (aging). 

The skin has a supply of antioxidants that reduce the volume of free radicals and their damage.  It is believed that moderate to severe acne literally depletes the skin's level of antioxidants, leaving it nearly defenseless against free radicals that are created by normal skin functions.

Control of acne pimples is not only important to the appearance of the skin today, it is an important strategy to prevent the premature aging of the skin.  If skin damage has already become a problem,  you should achieve control of acne quickly and once this is accomplished, continue treating your skin with BIOSKINCARE to effectively rejuvenate your skin.

The Structure of Skin

To understand how BIOSKINCARE helps you get rid of adult acne (and teen acne pimples) and repairs acne lesions with scarless healing lets take a look at the structure of skin.

Sebaceous glands are attached to hair follicles and are found mostly on the face, neck, back and chest. It is this gland that produces sebum, an oily material that surrounds each hair follicle.

The fact is when sebum flows through the hair follicles to the surface of the skin it helps to lubricate our skin and protects our skin as it contains lactic acid and fatty acids, both of which inhibit the growth of some pathogenic bacteria and fungi, which are always ready to intrude especially whenever our immune system becomes impaired.

Fact is also that when sebum does not flow properly it disrupts or destroys some of the lining cells of the sebum ducts. And guess what? Our body readily reacts to the damage. Of course! It’s far from being deaf to those signals, unlike us that usually have a poor ability to listen to signs of danger or even to those warning us out loud of imminent perils.

What is trapping sebum within these sebaceous glands?
It can simply be some of the dead squamous cells from the outer stratum corneum that have fallen down into the areas around the hair follicles plugging the sebaceous glands. It may be the shear forces of a sudden outfow of sebum that injures the cells lining the sebum canals. Or it may be excess protein toxins you have been eating and have remained within your skin making your skin acne prone as they attract too much moisture which ultimately e 'pinch-off sebum glands' — OUCH! —. This causes a buildup of oil underneath the skin that gets trapped, thereby enlarging the sebaceous gland.

The sebum is a secretion which is formed by enzymatic dissolution of the whole sebaceous gland cells. Contrary to other glands, in which the secretion is formed by extrusion of a part of the glandular cell which continues to be secreted as long as the cell remains alive and functioning, the sebaceous gland is a holocrine gland in which death and dissolution of the secretory cell is required to form the secretion.

Since the secretion of sebum is a continuous process, the number of cells which undergo dissolution (lysis) to form the secretion is very high. Therefore, the corresponding number of cells have to multiply and produce cells which mature in order to form sebum. The constant flow of sebum particularly abundant when oiliness is excessive as in acne, requires the sebaceous gland cells which occupy a comparatively small space, to be highly active and to multiply at a high rate in order to provide sufficient sebum to cover comparatively much larger areas of the body surface. The cells of the sebaceous glands therefore are probably the most rapidly multiplying normal cells in the human body.

The pathological mechanism underlying acne includes a number of steps. The drying out of sebum at the external orifice of the sebaceous gland duct and/or the hair follicle leads to formation of a "plug" (comedone) which obstructs the flow of sebum. On exposure to oxygen, the comedone turns dark forming what is commonly referred to as a "black head".

The water content of the comedone is reduced by evaporation and diffusion into the adjacent horny layer (keratin) of the surface epidermis resulting in a hardening of the comedone, starting at the external surface. The comedone may become attached to the keratin and thus "moored" to adjacent elements of the skin. The comedone becomes modified chemically, as well as physically, thus becoming a material which is foreign to the body.

This state of "foreignness" should provoke an inflammatory reaction, including immune reactions and other responses of various defense systems, particularly those associated with granulocytes and macrophages. If the inflammatory reaction and the immune and other defense responses are effective in eliminating or containing the effects of the comedone, further progression of acne manifestations do not occur. Frequently, however, the immune and other defense reactions are not effective in terminating the acne process at this stage and the process progresses partly or wholly as described below.

While the comedone is obstructing the outlet of the duct, the sebaceous glands can continue to form sebum, which accumulates in the duct and in the glands, distending both. The distension and the resulting pressure lead to further intensification of the inflammatory reaction in the adjacent skin and subcutaneous tissues and produce additional swelling (edema), redness (erythema), discomfort, and a mass, which includes the obstructed and thefore encysted sebaceous gland ("redhead", "pimple", or acne papule). Frequently, the defense mechanisms are not adequate to terminate this process promptly at the acne papule stage and it continues to progress as outlined further below.

Acne Bacteria
The above conditions favor the growth of bacteria, and the resultant infections involve the duct, the sebaceous glands and the surrounding tissues, usually in that order. The onset of the infection produces further inflammatory changes, thereby initiating a vicious cycle causing continued and/or increased obstruction of the outflow of the sebum, which in turn leads to more pressure, more inflammation and continued or progressive infection. This leads to the formation of the acne pustule. The immune and other defense mechanisms having been inadequate to prevent these conditions from arising, frequently fail to arrest or reverse the process early in the acne pustule stage and it persists or progresses further.

The plugged follicles with increased sebum are a rich environment for the uncontrolled development of propionibacterium acnes (P. acnes), which is a normal part of the skin flora, and is one of the causes of inflammation and redness around acne lesions.

If the inflammation is right near the surface, you get a pustule; if it’s deeper, a papule (pimple); deeper still and it’s a cyst. If the oil breaks though to the surface, the result is a “whitehead”. Actually very little sebum infection by acne bacteria can cause the reactions described above.

If the oil becomes oxidized (that is, acted on by oxygen in the air like to an apple), the oil changes from white to black, and the result is a “blackhead.”

Anything that causes excess water retention within your skin can pinch off (ouch!) the sebaceous glands within your skin and make you break out sebum where acne bacteria will proliferate, in minutes, specially if you are going through a period of high sebum production. Excess salt and spices are the most common triggers, so if you eat too many potato chips... they contain both.

Pinpointing the Inflammatory Acne Triggers

Our body reacts in very much the same way it learned to react during the our evolutionary drift. By sending to the site of injury and insult all its army of immune system soldiers (lymphocytes, macrophages, neutrophils...) overcharged with chemical death weapons to get rid of the offenders, with no consideration even for its own cells that might happen to be in their way and also do get killed. After all... it used to be a matter of life or death!

This is what is meant by “inflammatory reaction”. And, Oh Boy! You might as well bet those soldiers are inflamed!

Now of course there are factors that "cause" hyperactivity of our glands, clogged pores, bacterial infection and the like. Stress is the hands-down number one cause of sebaceous glands hyperactivity that may turn out into acne inflammation. An there are other contributing factors as well, including picking and squeezing pimples, pressure or friction (head bands, caps etc), lifestyle, birth control pills, cosmetics, climate and diet, but stress is the Big Kahuna!

Also in areas of actual or potential hair growth, abnormalities of the hair follicles and hair may be associated with the disturbances in the sebaceous glands which are located in the immediate vicinity of the hair shaft. These glands open through their ducts into the hair root canal, thus forming a common anatomical structure, the pilosebaceous apparatus (PSA).

The sex hormones and possibly other hormones may play a role in regulating the sebaceous glands and/or the PSA. Excessive lipids placed on the skin from exogenous sources are an example of a cause which can lead to a condition resembling acne.

Now, you can not blame your body for producing large amounts of sebum. The problem is how it reacts to injury inflicted to the cells that line the sebum canals, when the canals become overcharged with sebum pressing to outflow to the surface —where it belongs—, or when they are not able to reach the skin surface because of clogged pores and pinched-off sebum glands.

Okay! You will address very oily skin and clogged pores with an acne cleansing lotion, for a while, and until your skin is back in balance. And you might as well consider changing some of your eating habits to avoid sebum canals pinched-off by the pressure of excess moisture attracted by toxins discharged within your dermis by your lymphatic system, as you may learn by visiting the Acne FAQ where we explain how to detoxify the skin from within.

Now, what about the inflammatory reaction which occurs each time those events re-occur as it is guaranteed because of your natural hormonal imbalances? Well unless you live in a perfect world, totally free of stress. Maybe not a very attractive realm though.

Counteracting the Acne Triggers

Got the point? Modulating the inflammatory response is the recipe for success! Cool down guys (immune cells), past are the times when bacteria and other micro-organism ruled. Or is it just wishful thinking? Is it not true that we carry on and inside our body three times more bacteria than the number of cells our organism is made of?

Fact is our body is ingrained with the memories of past battles, fought to protect our system whenever damaged or injured and does not listen to just any argument made up by the pharmaceutical or cosmetic companies that sell anti acne products aiming to control bacteria.

During our evolutionary drift, injuries and wounds represented a serious threat to our organism, not only due to blood loss, but also due to tissue damage or infection from the invasion of foreign bodies such as dirt, splinters and bacteria. The adult wound healing mechanism that evolved to respond to this threat has two fundamental characteristics: First, there is a rapid and robust inflammatory response, with recruitment of activated macrophages, neutrophils and lymphocytes to the injured site; and second, there is a fibrotic "walling-off" response to isolate the foreign body, with liquefaction of adjacent tissue leading to abscess formation and scarring.

In fact acne lesions are in this respect similar to any skin injury. Our system responds with the same strong inflammatory knee-jerk to the sebum that is supposed to outflow to the surface of the skin but remains trapped within the hair follicles as if it where a foreign body; or when sebum production is exacerbated and the first flow of sebum through the previously empty duct creates shear forces of sufficient magnitude that injure the walls of the sebum canals or the pilosebaseous glands.

Inflammation exacerbates when acne bacteria (Propionibacterium acnes) and other deliriously happy bacteria always present on the surface of the skin (Staphylococcus aureus, Staph. epidermidis, diphtheroids, streptococci, Candida, etc) start to proliferate uncontrolled in skin punctured or broken. The problem is magnified if right there the deliciously rich feeding fatty sebum is plenty.

Is the inflammatory response still appropriate ?

Scar Less Healing

"An abscess and its subsequent scar is not an evolutionarily optimized end point for today's injuries, Dr. Mark Ferguson, D.D.S., Ph.D., professor in the faculty of life sciences at the University of Manchester, England, says. The abscess and scarring response, with its massive inflammatory overdrive, is optimized for a very different type of skin lesion than those occurring nowadays where hygiene and clean faces and bodies rule. The abscess and scar is induced by this inappropriate inflammatory response... "

Lesions that affect the cells lining the sebum canals, arising from a sudden overflow of sebum or pinched-off sebum glands, occur in an otherwise clean skin without dirt or contamination by foreign bodies. These lesions should therefore be ideal candidates for healing, without complications, by a regenerative wound healing mechanism rather than a scarring mechanism. And the outcome should be characterized by scar less healing.

The healing process inside the hair follicles should be very much like what our system accomplishes for fetal wounds which heal quickly by regenerating cells and leaving absolutely no trace behind.

Something is missing in all those products out there.

Something that would signal your body it is being taken care of properly and does not need to overly react with its inflammatory army. Not just the natural or chemical ingredients that fight the symptoms, when it is already too late: acne bacteria gone wild, occlusion of the ducts (microcomedones) and then enlarged comedones that become inflammatory lesions.

This is a vicious cycle causing continued and/or increased obstruction of the outflow of the sebum, which in turn leads to more pressure, more inflammation and continued or progressive infection.

Such continued obstruction, with or without bacterial infection, leads to the formation of cysts. Infection of a cyst results in the formation of an abscess which leads to local tissue destruction. If this destruction of tissue has involved the connective tissue elements of the skin or subcutaneous tissues to a sufficient degree, healing is frequently accompanied and/or followed by scar formation.

Acne scars can vary from minimal to extensive and severely disfiguring problems which are permanent sequallae of acne. While the process by which acne arises and lasts for an indefinite time may and frequently does come to a halt as a result of treatment or spontaneously but the scars persist for life unless they are removed.

A Surprising Solution from Life's Genius

Fortunately we have found, by chance and keen observation, a better model. One geared as a different evolutionary immune response and cell regeneration system by a little invertebrate which secretes a substance onto its skin to keep microbes at bay and to repair it when damaged. The first surprising thing about this little creature is it has a skin made of the same structures and cellular makeuo of human skin. The same collagen, elastin and water holding molecules..

The secretion is a product of its innate immune system, also present as a first line of defense and immediate maximal response against infections and foreign matters in our human body, and different than the laged layered response of our adaptive or acquired immune system.

The innate immune system is comprised of the cells and mechanisms that defend the host from infection by other organisms, in a non-specific manner. This means that the cells of the innate system recognize, and respond to, pathogens in a generic way, but unlike the adaptive immune system, it does not confer long-lasting or protective immunity to the host.

Although apparently less sophisticated than the immune systems of vertebrates, invertebrate immunity is much older in terms of its evolution, and likely served as the progenitor to sophisticated vertebrate systems, and also has apparently served these animals well enough to keep their lineage alive for the past several hundred million years.

Invertebrates also respond to injury and insult from the environment by regenerating damaged cells, and even full organs and tissues, without an immoderate inflammatory reaction and yield quick results and an orchestrated skin repair and remodeling without aberrant scar healing! Yes, this is accomplished by little creatures that we, arrogant humans, many times consider an inferior form of life, in a less evolved stage.

Unlike clever herbal, botanical, chemical or cosmeceutical concoctions designed in a pharmacy, or by the cosmetic industry, a complex natural substance secreted by the brown garden snail is already a complete and balanced solution for scar less healing of skin lesions —and its effects on acne & rosacea skin disorders may far exceed attempts to mimic life's genius in the laboratory.

The creature's modus operandi when its skin or some of its organs are damaged and then attacked by micro-organisms is quite different than our strong internal inflammatory reaction. It copiously produces and bubbles and bathes in the ONLY natural fluid substance created by a living creature —as a result of its beautiful evolutionary drift of billions of years— to moisturize its skin deeply and effectively while at the same time providing antimicrobial peptides, antioxidants, and molecules that trigger the orderly regeneration, rebuilding or renewal of whatever cells and structures may be damaged.

For human skin, it does, from the outside, the same plus more. It not only strengthen the body's ability to ingest and kill infectious particles or dead/dying cells and reinforces the action of the antimicrobial peptides that our skin secretes, such as the ß-defensins, but it also surprisingly restores balance to skin disturbed by internal hormonal disorders, such as acne and rosacea, and not only to skin affected by lesions and injuries arising from accidents, hazards or environmental pollution, damaging UV radiation, parasites, bacteria, fungus, virus or chemicals.

Discouraging Over-Zealous Immune System Responses that Destroy Healthy Tissues

The molecules in the biological substance signal the body that it is being taken care of and needs NOT respond to disturbing agents with uncontrolled inflammatory reactions, for it is being supplied with the proper proteins, enzymes and nutrients necessary to quickly control bacteria and to trigger scar less healing. Thus in a totally different way than our evolutionary drive has conditioned us humans to over-respond to those factors, from within, as the most effective means to thrive in an environment that was dominated by infectious bacteria.

For such was homo sapiens reality during thousands of years and until society learned hygiene and modern science discovered antibiotics —which by the way have an anti-inflammatory effect that is now deemed to be a far more important effect for people who suffer severe acne and rosacea than it is the anti-biotic effect (which means anti-life) that kills bacteria.

Topical application of the biological complex created by this little creature, soon after the first signs of acne pimples, prevents the cells from initiating the signaling cascade that leads to acne inflammatory reactions and healing through the scarring pathway. It seems to accomplish so by altering the local environment in a way that heals skin lesions quickly and favors the scarless healing pathway.

Heals skin lesions, fades red blemishes and removes scarring

Heals micro-tears in the skin, softens coarse areas and opens constricting pores, plumps up ice-pick acne scars, shrinks raised or hypertrophic scars, reduces keloid scar tissues and stops their itching, and greatly diminishes post surgery scarring.

The treatment operates through a removal process called hydrolysation. By continued application of the gel on damaged tissues the natural enzymes in the biological complex gently strip the skin to remove the build-up.

These enzymes go to work like biological catalysts on each individual cell. They clean out the debris, open clogged pores, consume the dead material, and open up the vascular system to bring new oxygen into the cells.

For thousands of years people in many a place in our planet have used extracts from plants, frog skin, snail skin and mucus to promote healing of cutaneous wounds, burns and infectious diseases. Recent advances in medical science have started to unlock the magic of these traditional methods of cure. Discoveries of biologically active peptides and proteins in snail body and mucins (Kubota Y et al., 1985) in frog skin (Zasloff, 1987) and in plants (Broekaert et al., 1995) explain the beneficial effects of these treatments. These bioactive peptides are extremely effective against a range of microbes and are therefore named antimicrobial peptides. And they are produced by many different tissues and organs of the human body, including our skin.

Antimicrobial Peptides Control Blemish Breakouts

Antimicrobial peptides do not create bacterial resistance. These peptides are thought to punch holes in the membranes of bacteria much like the complement proteins do in our immune system. But what is really exciting about these antimicrobial peptide antibiotic substances is that the target bacterium is not able to mutate and defend itself against this antibiotic action.

Bacteria have survived for millions of years by developing resistance to new stressors including natural antibiotics like penicillin. What simply happens is that the bacteria, with a high rate of mutation, ends up modifying one or more of its enzymes that are used to break the link between a target protein and the antibiotic. As a result, the antibiotic does not work.

But to adapt to a peptide antibiotic that punches a hole in the cell membrane is a different story. To protect itself, the bacterium would have to change the entire composition of the cell membrane. And to change the composition of a membrane would mean changing many of the enzymes that are responsible for making the complex membrane in the first place.

Peptide antibiotics respond within minutes. Part of the reason for this rapid response is how the peptide acts on the cell membrane. But to destroy a cell, the peptide must also quickly find the bacterial membrane. How does this happen? The answer lies in the construction of the cell membrane.

The plasma membrane of eukaryotic cells is much different than the membrane of a prokaryotic cell. Eukaryotic cell membranes are constructed of a phospholipid bilayer and cholesterol. Consequently, these membranes have a low negative electrical charge. On the other hand, a bacterial membrane is made up of fats and sugars. This difference in construction means that bacteria have a high negative electrical charge that quickly attracts the peptide antibiotics.

Natural solution to clear acne, red blemishes & scars

Not a drug, pharmaceutical or medicine, a natural solution to clear acne & scars. The fact that the snail mucus both contains glycoproteins that kill bacteria and naturally induces the expression of endogenous antimicrobial peptides that fight infection has been known for years and scientists have focused on replicating its bioactive molecules (by biosynthesis) in the laboratory. This is a promising new venue for research and creating effective drugs, but bringing a drug to clinical trial is time consuming and expensive. It is estimated that it takes $300 million to bring a drug to market. This cost covers every thing from discovery, identification, synthesis and clinical trials. This process may also take 10 or more years to accomplish.

Fortunately chance and keen observation of the effects of the snail secretions on the injured hands of people who manipulated snails of the species Helix Aspersa Müller as they breeded them for food, in Chile, and further application of the same by hundreds of people with acne and acne scars, has allowed to persevere in making the biological secretion of their immune system available naturally in the form of a topical cream.

With the daily use of a little BIO SKIN CARE CREAM, dead cells and toxins are dissolved, hair follicles are cleaned of debris, the germs are destroyed and ultimately the sebaceous gland functions normally again.

The Final Result: Your Skin Clear of Acne & Blemishes in Days

Natural Acne Gel, Rosacea Remedy & Scar Healing BIOSKINCLEAR

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