Treating Hail loss

What We Know About Emu Oil

Emu Oil has been used by the Aborigines of Australia for thousands of years. Two U.S. patents have been issued on Emu Oil. The first is for the reduction of inflammation, and reducing the pain of Arthritis. The second is for internal use as described below:

· Chemical makeup of Emu Oil.
· Has no long chain fatty acids.
· Contains no steroids or hormones.
· Lacks Phosopholipids. This explains the high penetrating ability.
· 100% Triglyceride in nature, almost a complete neutral lipid.
· Is high in oleic acid. This makes it possible to carry large active compounds through the skin barrier.
· Contains high levels of linolenic acid, a substance that eases joint pain.

Characteristics of Emu Oil

· Anti-bacterial
· Anti-inflammatory
· Anti-microbial
· Excellent Emulsifier
· Excellent Moisturizer
· Bacteriostatic nature, excellent for healing open wounds
· Low irritating potential
· Neutral emollient
· Enhances growth activity of the skin from a cellular level
· Stimulates dormant hair follicles, activates hair growth
· Improves the rate of growth and the condition of nails
· Non-comedogenic, non-pore clogging, does not promote pimples
· Excellent transport for other medications
· Enhances the skin’s ability to withstand the rigors of cold climate
· Possesses remarkable prophylactic anti-inflammatory / regulant activity
· Has a natural SPF (sun protection factor)
· Can be made into an injectable composition, oral composition, or a topical composition

Uses for Emu Oil that have been documented by U.S. government patents (Uses 5 – 9 are by ingestion of Emu Oil – application has been made for FDA approval). Ruling: 1995 Safe, harmless as vegetable oil.

1. Reduces the inflammation of Arthritis.
2. Prevents and/or reduces nosebleeds when applied to nasal passages.
3. Prevents scarring when applied to newly received cut or burn.
4. Prevents stretch marks, diminishes or completely erases existing stretch marks.
5. Reduces total cholesterol (LDL) and raises HDL, the good cholesterol.
6. Prevents and treats allergies.
7. Prevents and treats headaches, especially migraine headaches.
8. Treats cold and flu symptoms, sore throats and nasal congestion.
9. Remedy for ailments related to menstruation.

Every day is a new day in the understanding of Emu Oil; osmosis entry medication will be one the future uses of this amazing oil.
Michael Hollick, M.D. Ph.D., Professor of Medicine, Physiology, and Dermatology at Boston University School of Medicine, has recently conducted a study involving Kalaya or Emu Oil, and the results were so outstanding that they are fast becoming a topic of conversation in many medical and other journals.

Natural History of a Hair:
Each hair on your head grows at a different pace and for its own length of time. During the anagen stage, which lasts 2-6 years, hair grows about a third of an inch to half an inch per month. The hair stops growing during the catagen stage, which lasts only a few days, and it develops a clublike tip. In the last stage, the follicle rests for three to four months and usually sheds its tenant. At any time about 15% of the hair of your scalp are resting – that is shedding. Normal turnover is fifty to a hundred hairs a day (source: Esquire Magazine May/94 pg. 113)

Question: Dr. Hollick, what prompted you to conduct this study?

Answer Dr. Hollick: We have an animal model and we’ve been very interested in looking at factors that stimulate and inhibit both skin and hair growth. I had heard about Emu Oil from the people at New World Technology, and they told me about the wondrous things that the oil is doing. Things like the folklore of the Aboriginal people, and also from their own anecdotal experience.

My feeling was that the only way to really know whether or not Emu Oil has some biologic property was to do a controlled study in a laboratory setting. So New World Technology gave me some Emu Oil.

Question: Please tell me about your study.

Answer Dr. Hollick: What we did was to take some mice, and we depilated them (which is the same thing you would do to your legs, say with a wax) and we then topically applied, in a blinded fashion, emu and corn oil to two different groups of mice, and we did this for two weeks.

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