Efficacy of porcine placental extract on wrinkle widths below the eye in climacteric women

Abstract

Oral PPE treatment is a possible option for improving the appearance of fine wrinkles below the eye in climacteric women.

Effects of Ethanol Addition on the Efficiency of Subcritical Water Extraction of Proteins and Amino Acids from Porcine Placenta

“…(2013) , the skin permeability and biological activities of porcine placenta hydrolysates extracted under subcritical conditions were determined and it was concluded that porcine placenta extracts have potential as anti-wrinkle agents due to inhibiting elastases. In concordance with Han et al .’s conclusions, Yoshikawa et al . (2014) evaluated the efficacy of porcine placental extract on reducing wrinkle widths below the eye in climacteric women and found a significant dose-dependent improvement in the placental extract treatment groups relative to the results in the untreated subjects.…”

Data Intensive Study of Accessibility of Edible Species and Healthcare Across the Globe

“…Suzuki et al have proposed the recovery system based on physical exercise 143) and/or utilization of foods based on nutrition science [143][144][145][146][147][148][149][150][151][152][153] . than two diploid copies of the salivary amylase genes (AMY1) 155,156) , The mean diploid copy number of AMY1 within 1KJPN data set comprised by the whole genome sequences of 1,070 healthy Japanese individuals was 8.27 156) , which is significantly higher than the number reported in populations with low consumption of starch …”

Evaluation of fibroblast growth factor activity exerted by placental extract used as a cosmetic ingredient

“…Over the course of human history, placental tissue has been consumed or placental extract (PE) has been administered orally, topically, or through injection for nutritional, pharmaceutical, and cosmetic purposes. For nearly a half‐century, industrialized manufacturing of PE has provided numerous benefits, or so it appears, to individuals suffering from such symptoms as skin aging, nonhealing wounds, contact hypersensitivity, impaired liver function, steatohepatitis, and menopausal disorder . Although the effectiveness of PE in some of these applications/indications may simply result from supplementation of nonspecific components such as small peptides, nutritional amino acids, vitamins, and minerals, some may also result from specific biological signaling.…”