"Magic potion" quickly heals wounds

researchers in California have developed a drug called dermacyn, known as the "magic potion." The potion can kill viruses and bacteria and play a "magical" role in accelerating wound healing, the Daily MailreportedTuesdayThe Daily Mail reports that a study of people with diabetes has shown that dermacyn can cure diabetic-induced foot ulcers more effectively than iodine and antibiotics, reducing the course of treatment to 43 days from 55 daysOregon doctor Cheryl Bongiovanni has tested the magic effect of the potionHe used dermacyn on 1,000 diabetics who had wounds to their legs and feet, and then found that after spraying the potion, the skin tissue in the injured area turned pink and became strong"It's a good sign that the oxygen supply to the skin has been restored," Bongiovanni saidDernmacy potions are for external use only and cannot be taken internallyWhile manufacturers are not yet able to explain the possible effects of taking dermacyn, they believe the potion could help eliminate bad breathAccording to New Scientist, manufacturers are pricing dermacyn potions at $3
20,
per bottleThe principle of drug actionthe principle of dermacyn is that it contains molecules that identify virus,bacteria and fungi in the human body and kill them quickly by burrowing into the walls of these microorganisms, but the body's cells are not harmed"It's well known that disinfection is a prerequisite for chronic wound healing," said Kim Kelman, director of Ocres, a California-based producer Studies have shown that dermacyn can kill a variety of bacteria and virus , including methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus
(
MRSA ), Clostridium difficile , E coli , salsyme , tuberculosis, and human immunodeficiency virus, can cope with fungi that bleaches can't kill So , it can be used for disinfection instead of salt water Not only that , dermacyn also accelerates the of body cell repair, and allows more blood to to the injured site, promotes wound healing The manufacturers, who are welcomed , believe that the emergence of dermacyn is a boon for the injured and injured Dan McFadden, from Oculus, said: "It's so good that people can't believe it's real What we need to do now is to dispel people's doubts" British scientists welcomed the findings Tuesday Tuesday Professor Andrew Bolton, who is testing dermacyn, said the initial results were ideal " People with diabetes can't control the amount of glucose in their blood, and blood circulation is problematic, and it's important for them to heal wounds About 15 per cent of people with diabetes who develop foot ulcers end up having to have their lower limbs amputated," said Tracy Kelly, nursing consultant at The British Diabetes Association Mark Foster, a staff member at the Help the Elderly agency, added: "Chronic leg wounds are one of the leading causes of mobility and mental suffering in the elderly It costs a billion pounds a year
$2
00 000 in treatment." (
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