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Fermentation in biotechnology describes the deliberate (intentional) enzymatic or microbial transformation of organic substances. The process is triggered by the addition of enzymes (ferments) or fungi, bacteria or other biological cell cultures. The specific, natural microorganisms are capable of producing essential nutrients the chemical production of which is difficult or…
read more →Turmeric belongs to the ginger family, Zingiberaceae. The spice plant has its origin in South Asia. Today it is cultivated mainly in the South American tropics, China, Indonesia, and the Indian subcontinent. It is also known as curcuma or Indian saffron. Turmeric or turmeric extract has plaid a key role…
read more →Paracress extract is obtained from Acmella oleracea, an annual herbaceous plant of the family Asteraceae. In the English language it is called „toothache plant“ because of its pain-relieving active agent spilanthol. The frost-sensitive species probably is native to Peru. Its numerous leaves are simply structured, with a slightly notched edge.…
read more →The pharmacological term bioavailability refers to a measurement tool that describes the degree and the rate at which an active substance is resorbed by the body and made available to the organism. The bioavailability is indicated in percent, the best possible percentage being 100. This maximum, however, generally, is achieved…
read more →Dear customer, dear clients, For your trust, the pleasant cooperation and your faith we would like to thank you very much! We wish all of you a Merry Christmas and send you our best Seasons Greetings! Kind regards from Schenefeld Your Cosmacon-Team
read more →A patent protects the inventor of a product against copycats and counterfeiters and enables him to market his development in the best way. The patent principally is a kind of insurance policy for him granting him a monopoly for a certain period of time by the patent protection. The legal…
read more →Lichens are an own group within the family of the Parmeliaceae. Already in the ancient world, they were renowned for their healing power. The green to yellow lichen, also named treemoss or beard lichen in the vernacular, grows like weeping shrubs on the bark of deciduous trees and conifers. From…
read more →Chemical peelings are great to refine skin’s surface visibly. Contrary to many rumours, they are gentler to skin than conventional mechanical peelings which use tiny abrasive granules. However, the chemical peeling has to be applied carefully and it must be of best quality. How do chemical peelings work and…
read more →Originally, weblogs or blogs were online diaries used by bloggers to publish their private thoughts and ideas. Today’s blogs go beyond that personal approach: They deal with a certain theme, in a specially mapped out, structured way. Their contents are of high topicality and enormous information value. Exactly these features…
read more →It is a known fact that we should protect our skin against harmful UV rays. Recently, we have been warned about other rays: blue light. That is not at all a trendy whim. It is scientifically proven fact. Blue light is synonymous with HEV light, High Energy Visible light. It…
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