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squalene [skwa´lēn]
an unsaturated terpene that is an intermediate in cholesterol synthesis and occurs normally at low levels in blood plasma and at elevated levels in viral influenza; used as a vehicle for pharmaceuticals.
squalene (skwäˑ·lēn), n a popular traditional Asian remedy derived from the liver oil of sharks. Available as an over-the-counter agent, it is widely used for cosmetic purposes—particularly the regeneration of the skin. Oral administration of squalene has been associated with lipoid pneumonia due to aspiration.
squalene an unsaturated terpene, which is an intermediate in cholesterol synthesis, and occurs normally at low levels in blood plasma and at elevated levels in viral influenza; used as a vehicle for pharmaceuticals. Want to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit the webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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With its high quality blend of natural ingredients, including squalene oil, vitamin E, vitamin A, vitamin D3 as well as aloe vera and grapefruit seed extracts, Dermology Stretch Marke Prevention Cream effectively helps to reduce the appearance of, and diminish existing stretch marks. Instead, it has been replaced by other, possibly even more dangerous chemicals, such as Aluminum, which can cause Alzheimer's and Lou Gehrig's disease, and Squalene, an oil and water material that stimulates auto-immune diseases, asthma, diabetes, brain inflammation loss of memory and/or coordination. In fact, the production of squalene and triglycerides, leading fats found in the composition of sebum, rises by 26% in areas exposed to daily UV light, as compared to non-exposed areas. |
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