therapeutic action: Skin protection

A brief overview of the medicinal and nutraceutical importance of Inonotus obliquus (chaga) mushrooms

Chaga mushrooms are a traditional medicine used for centuries in Eastern Europe and Asia that contains powerful compounds beneficial for health. These mushrooms have been shown to help fight cancer, reduce inflammation, boost immunity, and protect cells from damage through their natural antioxidants. Modern scientific research is confirming what traditional healers have known for centuries about this remarkable fungus, making it an increasingly popular natural supplement for health and wellness.

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Extraction of Active Compounds from Dioscorea quinqueloba and Their Encapsulation Using Mucin and Chitosan for Application in Cosmetic Formulations

Researchers created tiny capsules containing beneficial compounds from yam plants using natural materials like chitosan and mucin, designed for use in cosmetic products. These microcapsules were shown to be safe, effective at protecting skin from oxidative damage, and capable of reducing signs of aging similar to green tea extract. The study demonstrates that yam-based microcapsules have strong potential as natural ingredients in skincare formulations.

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Assessment of Cucurbita spp. Peel Extracts as Potential Sources of Active Substances for Skin Care and Dermatology

This study examined pumpkin peels as a sustainable source of natural compounds for skincare products. Researchers extracted active ingredients using water and plant-based solvents, then tested their antioxidant properties, ability to protect skin from sun damage, and safety for use on skin. The findings show that pumpkin peel extracts, particularly those made with water, could be safe and effective ingredients in cosmetic products.

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