Enhances the youthful attraction she loves
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Hey, Matt Cook here, and almost everyone has scars – it’s part of living, right?
The problem is that scars can be unsightly and unattractive…
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The vitamin that erases unsightly blemishes
Youngsters with higher metabolism can recover perfectly from most types of injury…
But after about the age of 12, cuts and burns will leave marks.
Topical treatments like honey and vitamin E can significantly improve the skin’s ability to heal – but only when used right after the injury.
Red light therapy and pulsed infrared laser can also accelerate recovery – when used early enough.
In adults, scars are notoriously difficult to treat.
Until now.
Researchers in Egypt have discovered that high doses of vitamin D injected into the skin can trigger a significant degree of healing in old scars.
Something previously thought to be impossible.
The human study was carried out at Al-Azhar University in Cairo, Egypt. The findings were published in The Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology.
Noticeable scars have a number of different characteristics.
They are usually a different color than the surrounding skin.
They are also slightly raised, tougher and more rigid than the surrounding skin.
If a scar fits these types of characteristics is called a keloid. It has both physical and visual aspects to it.
“Keloid is a benign well demarcated overgrowth of fibrotic tissue which extends beyond the original boundaries of the defect.”
These types of scars are notoriously difficult to treat.
Dermatologists will often use harmful corticosteroids to try and lessen the degree of these imperfections…
…but the degree of improvement is only in the range of about 10%.
“Intralesional corticosteroid injection has been considered the first-line treatment for keloids.”
There are of course many different nutrients which have an effect on skin growth, cell differentiation, and collagen.
Collagen is the essential protein which also makes up the tough structure of keloid scar tissue.
Vitamin D is one such nutrient.
“Vitamin D plays an important role in cell proliferation and differentiation as it slows the progression of tissue fibrosis by keloid fibroblasts and inhibits collagen synthesis and dermal fibrosis.”
More simply – vitamin D has a major role in regulating cells which produce or dissolve scar tissue (fibrosis).
So these Egyptian researchers were curious about the effect of high-dose vitamin D on old, tough scar tissue.
They recruited forty participants for their experiment.
The participants had their scars professionally assessed using something called the Vancouver scar scale.
The Vancouver scar scale looks at the height and thickness of scars, their pliability, the pigmentation or change of color, and vascularity.
Vascularity means alterations to the blood vessels around the scar area.
All of these analyses play into a Vancouver scar scale score.
The researchers also carried out ultrasound scans which were able to take physical measurements of the scar tissue even under the skin.
After the initial assessment, the participants were given weekly injections of high-dose vitamin D3 into the area of scar tissue to be treated.
“Forty Egyptian patients with keloid scars were injected weekly with intralesional vitamin D doses of two hundred thousand IU per 1 cm lesion.”
These are absolutely massive doses of vitamin D. And they proved that vitamin D can help to dissolve old scar tissue in adults.
There was a highly significant reduction in the Vancouver scar scale after treatment with vitamin D3.
“There was a statistically highly significant reduction in Vancouver scar scale after treatment with intralesional vitamin D injection.”
The only other treatment (corticosteroid injections) could not be considered highly significant.
With corticosteroids, improvements are usually in the range of 10%, barely noticeable.
The researchers also found highly significant improvements in ultrasound scan results.
Vitamin D was able to dissolve scar tissue even under the skin.
“There is a highly significant improvement in ultrasonic keloid scar thickness after treatment.”
The massive doses of vitamin D used in this study might cause trouble for some people who have imbalances of other nutrients.
It seems likely that much lower doses might be effective – it will be interesting to see how future studies pan out.
But this research certainly shows that vitamin D, and perhaps other nutrients, can significantly improve old large scars in adults.
“Vitamin D is an effective and safe method in treatment of keloid scars.”
You should always consult a healthcare practitioner about treating and diagnosing health-related problems.
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