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| '''Tepezcohuite''' (pronounced Te-pez-Cco-wheety) is a tree bark from ]. Also known in Mexico as the Skin tree, some of the bark’s significant properties are that it is: | |||
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| · An anti-microbial | |||
| · An analgesic agent | |||
| · A cellular regenerator | |||
| Principal health institutions in Mexico have studied Tepezcohuite for many years. | |||
| An extract of Tepezcohuite contains: | |||
| ]s that diminishes the capillary permeability and increases its resistance; protects from skin aging. | |||
| ]s that have an ] action; makes smooth skin. | |||
| Micronutrients such as zinc, copper, manganese, iron and magnesium; which play an important role in cellular reparative and protective action. | |||
| Extensive research has been performed in labs in Mexico, Canada and the United Kingdom. They have found that tepezcohuite is non-toxic, a cellular regenerator, an anti-bacterial 300% more effective than ], and a powerful fungicide. | |||
| ==Uses for Tepezcohuite== | |||
| ===Burns=== | |||
| · Stops the loss of liquid plasma (blood) | |||
| · Is an ] | |||
| · Protects burns from the environment | |||
| · Prevents the formation of cheloidal scars. | |||
| · Regenerates hair follicles | |||
| · Is very effective in treating first- and second-degree burns. | |||
| · Does not have harmful side effects. | |||
| From research at the BIOGIR Lab., Paris France. | |||
| ===Traumatology=== | |||
| · Protects exposed bone (first and second degree) – Muller. | |||
| · Regenerates deep soft tissue | |||
| · Is antiseptic and germ-killing. | |||
| From research by BIOGIR Lab., Paris, France | |||
| ===]=== | |||
| · External local application on abscesses | |||
| · Diabetic foot as a result of damp gangrene. | |||
| Information from the CRUZ AZUL HOSPITAL | |||
| ===Dermatology=== | |||
| · Prevention facial expression lines and acne. | |||
| · Treatment of psoriasis. | |||
| · Treatment of Herpes I and Herpes II. | |||
| · Treatment of chicken-pox scars. | |||
| Information from the CRUZ AZUL HOSPITAL, Oaxaca, Mexico | |||
| ===Cosmetology=== | |||
| · Regenerates hair follicles. | |||
| · Is an analgesic | |||
| · Is an anti-bacterial | |||
| · Is a fungicide | |||
| · Protects "hyaluronic" acid | |||
| · Protects and stimulates the generation of ] and "elastina." | |||
| · Is an astringent | |||
| · Protects Vitamin P (a cellular regenerator). | |||
| Information from the CRUZ AZUL HOSPITAL, Oaxaca, Mexico | |||
| ] | |||
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