2.5 bilion years ago, in the world of microscopic life, Chlorella vulgaris appeared in the planet’s freshwater reserves. Every day, this extremely resistant single-cell algae divides into four new cells. It is one of the first photocentetic organisms to convert CO2 to produce oxygen which is the most important part of life.
In the recent history since, in 1890, Dutch microbiologist Martinus Willem Beijerinvl revealed it to the world: “This microalgae’s membrane is so thick that even viruses cannot attack it.”
After the Second World War, it was used to fight malnutrition. It’s a source of essential nutrients.*
* Proteins, vitamins, on-saturated essential fatty acids, minerals. Developing technology related Goldella, a single drop the regenerating virtues of 4 Billion Cells of Chlorella.
A strain of Chlorella initially taken from a branch of the Niyodo River in Japan’s Kochi prefecture and isolated. It is brought to France and multiplied. ’ Crystalline bluish purity’ is the definition of the Niyodo River. In good weather, the water is so clear you can see the bottom. The Japanese were the first to use Chlorella to fight malnutrition.
Using a method of extraction by supercritical fluid allows extraction from Chlorella of fatty acids, aliphatic and terpenic alcohols, tocopherols and especially carotenoids, including.
Lutein is an essential natural antioxidant (the skin cannot synthesize it). It is known for nourishing and protecting tissues from the harmful action of free radicals and their effects on aging.
Many medical studies have shown its anti-inflammatory benefits in the fight against diseases linked to chronic inflammation issues. Today lutein is the only molecule to fight macular degeneration*.
* Is a kind of disease found in the eye and cornea.
Inflammaging (the secret killer) is a state of chronic inflammation where the body, overwhelmed by a host of aggressors (connected to our lifestyle, environment, etc.), develops continuous inflammatory reactions, and triggers the production of enzymes that damage our tissues faster than they can regularly.
Inflammaging is a silent, invisible chronic inflammation that affects all skin types*. Every day, exposed to different kinds of stress (pollution, stress, oxidation, etc.), the skin is prone to chronic inflammation that accelerates its aging.
*Without being named, the syndrome of inflammaging had been described in 1977 by Dr Albert Kligman. The father of “invisible dermatoses’’ described the phenomenon as: “when the skin is sick without us seeing it.”
The production of cytokines with the attack on the skin takes place. At this point, it causes inflammation.
1- Goldella decreases the factors involved in activating inflammation. Protocol; Young or aged reconstructed human skin.Topical application of Goldella 0.2% once a day for 5 days. Analysis of the expression of genes by full genome.
2- Goldella decreases the factors involved in the deterioration stage. Protocol; Young or aged reconstructed human skin. Topical application of Goldella 0.2% once a day for 5 days. Analysis of the expression of genes by full genome.
The Matrix MetalloProteinase 3: MMP3 plays a key role in chronic inflammation. This result promotes a slowing down of deterioration processes, helping to impede tissue degradation and give repair processes time to start working.
3- Goldella increases the factors involved in repairing the extra-cellular matrix. Protocol; Young or aged reconstructed human skin. Topical application of Goldella 0.2% once a day for 5 days. Analysis of the expression of genes by full genome.
Goldella improves the skin’s texture. Reduces wrinkle area by 17-19%, reduces wrinkle amount by 19-26%.
Goldella visibly improves the skin’s quality.
To fight chronic inflammation Precious oil rich in an essential antioxidant: lutein. Goldella decreases the factors involved in activating inflammation. Decreases the factors involved in the deterioration of tissues.
To promote the regeneration of cutaneous tissues Increases the factors involved in repairing the ExtraCellular Matrix,Increases the factors involved in repairing the epidermis,Increases the factors involved in rebuilding the cutaneous barrier.
To diminsh signs of age, Smoothes the grain of the skin, decreases the number of wrinkles, shrinks the area of wrinkles.
Nevin Ormancı
BSc. Chemist
Sales Manager
Arerko Kimya
