Abstract: Dental, vaginal and anal cream composed of exclusively natural active principles containing glycerides and Vitamin A and D, easily retained and preserved when in contact with the inflamed mucosa due to its adhesive mucosal base.
Abstract: A composition and method for treating Epidermolisis bullosa (EB), comprising: applying to skin or mucosal surfaces of a patient in need of treatment for EB a dressing gauze or bandage without prior cleaning of said skin or mucosal surfaces, wherein distributed on said dressing is an effective amount of a composition containing beeswax; an oleaginous base, vitamins and a pharmaceutically acceptable excipient; then removing said dressing at least twice per day without damaging the patient's skin or mucosal surfaces due to removal of the dressing.
Abstract: Dental, vaginal and anal cream composed of exclusively natural active principles containing glycerides and Vitamin A and D, easily retained and preserved when in contact with the inflamed mucosa due to its adhesive mucosal base.
Abstract: A composition and method for treating Epidermolisis bullosa (EB), comprising: applying to skin or mucosal surfaces of a patient in need of treatment for EB a dressing gauze or bandage without prior cleaning of said skin or mucosal surfaces, wherein distributed on said dressing is an effective amount of a composition containing beeswax; an oleaginous base, vitamins and a pharmaceutically acceptable excipient; then removing said dressing at least twice per day without damaging the patient's skin or mucosal surfaces due to removal of the dressing.
Abstract: A composition and method for treating Epidermolisis bullosa (EB), comprising: applying to skin or mucosal surfaces of a patient in need of treatment for EB a dressing gauze or bandage without prior cleaning of said skin or mucosal surfaces, wherein distributed on said dressing is an effective amount of a composition containing beeswax; an oleaginous base, vitamins and a pharmaceutically acceptable excipient; then removing said dressing at least twice per day without damaging the patient's skin or mucosal surfaces due to removal of the dressing.