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VITILIGINOUS SKIN
VITIXVITICOLOR
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ACM PATENTED
EXTRAMEL
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IMPROVES THE PHYSIOLOGICAL FREE RADICAL BALANCE
Vegetal complex (Catalase + SOD): Rich in antioxidant activity
VEG
ETABLE EXTRA
CTEXTRAMEL
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M P A T E NT ED
EPIDERMALFACE
HYPOPIGMENTATION& BODY
VITIXREGULATING GEL
CLINICAL STUDIES
VITIX + UVB PHOTOTHERAPY VERSUS VITIX + HELIOTHERAPY VERSUS PLACEBO + UVB PHOTOTHERAPY (2) HELIOTHERAPY ALONE (3)
DR. A.KEMIS, PROF. JP.ORTONNE - HOSPITAL OF L’ARCHET DR. Y.GAUTHIER - CHU DE BORDEAUX
VITIX DOUBLES THE PROBABILITY OF ACHIEVING SATISFACTORY REPIGMENTATION
EXCELLENT CUTANEOUS TOLERANCE
DIRECTIONS FOR USE:Apply Vitix Regulating Gel 1-2 times a day to affected areas and surrounding areas for 4-6 months.After complete penetration, you may apply a regular skincare cream or make-up.Can be used on its own or in combination with phototherapy.
DAILYSKINCARE
(2) Study into the efficacy of VITIX regulating gel in reducing the lesion plaque by planimetric analysis in UV light in 20 patients for 6 months – A. KEMIS, J.P. ORTONNE – 2002(3) Study into the combination of VITIX regulating gel and heliotherapy in 20 patients for 4 months demonstrating the effi cacy in skin repigmentation – Y. GAUTHIER – 2003
(1) In vivo and in vitro evidence for hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) accumulation in the epidermis of patients with Vitiligo and its successful removal by a UVB-Activated pseudocatalase – Karin U.Schallreuter – The society for investigative dermatology – 1999
GEL WITH MICROSPHERES CONTAINING AND PROTECTING THE VEGETAL ACTIVE INGREDIENT
WHEN APPLIED, THE ACTIVE INGREDIENT IS RELEASED THROUGH CONTACT WITH THE SKIN
50 ml tube
EPIDERMIS OF PATIENTS SUFFERING FROM VITILIGO
Reduction of catalase activity
Increase in hydrogen peroxide level (H2O2)
Cytotoxic for melanocytes
‘‘By restoring a physiological hydrogen peroxide level, we can obtain outstanding
repigmentation even on long-standing vitiligo
‘‘ (1)
Professor Karin U. Schallreuter – Vitiligo Clinic - London u The propability of gaining at least 50% reduction of the surface of the lesion plaque is twice as great with Vitix than with the excipient alone (17,7% versus 35,3%)
u Improvement of repigmentation with Vitix for more than 50% of respondents
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VITIX <Control zone
VITIX > Control zone
VITIX =Control zone
No clinical improvement
Available in 20 ml
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2 3 4 5 6 7Triangular preferences : target lesions
VITIX > PLB VITIX < PLB VITIX = PLB
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Difficulty of contact t
Internal tension
Apprehension
Sleep disorders *
Sensorial troubles
Irritability *
Pain *
Neurovegetative troubles
Attitude t
Doubt-Indecision
Weariness **
Concentration t
D28 PLACEBO group D28 EXTRAMEL group
Differences between EXTRAMEL and PLACEBO group scores at D28 are statistically significant (* ρ < 0,05 ** ρ< 0,01)Differences between EXTRAMEL and PLACEBO group scores at D28 tend to be statistically different (t ρ <0,1)
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EPIDERMAL
INCREASES PRIMARY AND SECONDARY
HYPOPIGMENTATION
ANTIOXIDANT DEFENCES
VITIXTABLETS
DAILY CARE
OXIDATIVE STRESS AND ANTIOXIDANTS DEFENCE SYSTEM
SECONDARY FREE RADICALS
SECONDARY ANTIOXIDANTS(Vitamins A, C, E, Se, Cu, Zn, Polyphenols…)
PRIMARY FREE RADICALS
PRIMARY ANTIOXIDANTS(SOD, Catalase, Glutathione Peroxidases…)
Chain
reactions
Situation of stress in oxidation
(exposure to the sun, sport, age, stress…)
CELLDAMAGE
Cell
OXIDATIONFats
ProteinsADN
O2°-
H2O2OH°
ROO-ROO-ROO-
ACTS AT SOURCE ON PRODUCTION OF FREE RADICALS AND REACTIVE OXYGEN SPECIES (ROS)
(1) Dell’Anna ML and al. Mitonchondrial impairement in peripheral blood mononuclear cells during the active phase of vitiligo. J Invest Dermatol. 2001 oct; 117 (4): 908-13(2) Hasse S and al. Tetrahydrobiopterin recycling via decreased dihydropteridine reductase in vitiligo: more evidence for H2O2 stress. J Invest Dermatol. 2004 feb; 1222 (2): 307-13(3) Ratnam AV and al. Ascorbic acid and melanogenesis. Br J Dermatol. 1977 aug; 97 (2): 201-4(4) Montes LF and al. Folic acid and vitamin B12 in vitiligo: a nutritional approach. Cutis. 1992 Jul; 50 (1): 39-42(5) Picardo and al. Antioxydant treatment in vitiligo (abstract). Pigment Cell Res. 1997; 10: 360(6) Bruske K and al. Zinc and its status in some dermatologic diseases. A statistical assessment. Z Hautkr. 1987; 62 suppl 1: 125-31(7) Juhlin L and al. Improvement of vitiligo after oral treatment with vitamin B12 and folic acid and the importance of sun exposure. Acta Derm Venereol. 1997 nov; 77 (6): 460-2
CLINICAL STUDIES
EFFECT OF EXOGENOUS INTAKE ANTI-INFLAMMATORY EFFECTOF EXTRAMEL-SOD ON THE INCREASE IN OF EXTRAMEL-SOD AFTER PLASMATIC SOD ACTIVITY IN PIGLETS (8) EXPOSURE TO UV RAYS (9)
EFFECT OF VITIX TABLETS ON SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF FATIGUE AND STRESS (10)
DIRECTIONS FOR USE: 1 tablet per day with water during a meal for 3-6 months
(8) Effect of a SOD-containing melon extract on the increase of plasma SOD activity and the prevention of oxidative stress linked to weaning in piglets INRA - J.P LALLES, J.C DAVID, M.A MILESI, D. LACAN, C. YARD - 2006(9) In vivo study on human skin transplanted onto a mouse - ACM-BIONOV - 2006(10) Ex-stress double-blind study, exogenous intake of catalase + SOD (Extramel-SOD) versus placebo in 70 clean, non-depressive subjects showing signs and symptoms of fatigue and stress
Food supplementBox of 30 tablets
Supplementation given to piglets with dietary intake (Extramel-SOD): 0,7 mg/day for 12 jours
Dose of Extramel-SOD: 0,7 mg/day for 2 weeks before exposure to UV rays
Production of TNF-α (marker of inflammation) after exposition to UV rays
70 subjects from 30 to 55 years1 tablet/day for 28 days
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Extramel-SOD microgranules
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300 —
200 —
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Extramel-SODmicrogranules
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150 —
100 —
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0 —Control
-40%165
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Gastro-resistantmicrogranules,
coating
PRIMARY ANTIOXIDANTS:Catalase + SOD (1,2)
Eliminate primary free radicals by continuous reaction (non-stœchiometric) so secondary free radicals are not given the chance to appear
SECONDARY ANTIOXIDANTS:Vitamin C (3,4), Vitamin E (1), Selenium (5), Copper (6), Zinc (6)
Eliminate secondary free radicals using stœchiometric reaction
COMPLEMENTARY VITAMINS :Vitamin B9 (7), Vitamin B12 (7)
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PATENTED
EXTRAMEL®
SOD
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EPIDERMAL
DEPIGMENTEDFACE
HYPOPIGMENTATION
AREAS CAMOUFLAGE& BODY
VITICOLORSKIN CAMOUFLAGE GEL
50 ml tube
COMPLEMENTARY SKINCARE
IMPROVES QUALITY OF LIFE OF PATIENTSLONG-LASTING ATTRACTIVE COLOURING (3 - 5 DAYS)
IMMEDIATE COLOURING
Colouring agents (CI 42090 – CI 19140 – CI 14700): Give immediate colouring to facilitate the application
LONG-LASTING AND DEEP COLOURING
Pigmenting agents (DHA – Erythrulose): Give uniform and natural colouring without demarcation
CLINICAL STUDIES
IN VIVO TEST : COMBINATION OF DHA + ERYTHRULOSE VERSUS DHA ALONE (2)
LONG LASTING COLOURING AND IMPROVEMENT IN THE MOISTURE LEVEL
BEFORE AFTER
u Long-lasting colouring without imperfections: 4 days
u Reduction of - 30 % in skin dryness
DIRECTIONS FOR USE:Apply on depigmented areas by using the brush for a more precise application.
1/ With the flat part of the brush, start to apply from the center of the depigmented area and then draw the product toward the border to avoid any demarcation.
2/ Leave to dry. After 8 hours, if the resulting colour is too light, renew the application.
3/ Then, one to two applications per week are enough to maintain the coloration.
Can be used as a complement to common vitiligo treatments and phototherapy.
(2) In vivo test of DHA + Erythrulose versus DHA alone showing a long-lasting colouring and an improvement in the moisture level on a back area in 8 volunteers during 20 days(1) Noncarcinogenicity of dihydroxyacetone by skin painting. Markin FJ et al. J. Environ. Pathol. Toxicol. Oncol. 1984 Vol 5 (4-5), 349-351
FOR A SAFE COLOURINGu High cutaneous tolerance (1)
u Fragrance-free
End of application period: D10
ERYTHRULOSE + DHA ERYTHRULOSE + DHADHA DHA
4 days after the last application: D14
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VITIXVITICOLOR
Vitiliginous skin
VITIXRegulating Gel
1-2 times per day20 ml50 ml
VITIXTablets
Once a dayBox of 30 tablets
VITICOLORSkin Camouflage Gel
1-2 times per week 50 ml
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