Teoside 10 compared to Finasteride

[Jacob]

Male rats (Sprague-Dawley) were orally administered with TEOSIDETM
10 (5 mg) or finasteride (5 mg) and DHT (dihydrotestosterone) levels
in blood were measured before the treatment and 3, 6 and 8 hours
after the treatment. Quantitative evaluation of DHT in prostatic
tissue was carried out 6 hours after the treatment.*

At difference from finasteride, TEOSIDETM 10 effectively reduces
DHT blood levels starting from 3 hours after oral administration
with effects lasting up to 8 hours.

TEOSIDETM 10 lowers DHT levels in prostatic tissue with the
same efficacy of finasteride.

Also anti-inflammatory:

SYSTEMIC ANTI-INFLAMMATORY ACTIVITY
Experimental inflammation has been induced in CD1 mice by
intraperitoneal administration of lipopolysaccharide (LPS, 2,5 ?g/
animal). TEOSIDETM 10 (0,35 mg/Kg) has been orally administered
30 minutes before LPS injection and blood samples were collected
after 90 minutes for determination of the inflammatory markers
TNF-? and lipoperoxides. Teoside performance has been compared
with that of dexamethasone, injected intraperitoneally (30 mg/Kg).
(see pictures 3 and 4)

http://www.irbtech.com/fileadmin/user_upload/PDF_Prodotti/Brochure_Teoside10.pdf

http://www.irbtech.com/inglese/products/nutritional/htn-actives/teoside-10/

 

[Jacob]

Same company..

http://www.irbtech.com/inglese/products/cosmetic/htn-actives/dermasyr/

THE WHEN:

The complete treatment for acne and sebum-related disorders


THE WHY:

anti-inflammatory activity

sebum regulating activity

anti-malassezia furfur activity



THE CLINICAL EVIDENCE:

The application of a cream with 1% of DermasyrTM reduces by 40% all the acneic lesions (comedones, papules, pustules) just after 30 days of a once-a-day treatment showing a significant inflammation and melanin pigmentation decrease

http://www.irbtech.com/inglese/products/cosmetic/gpi/gpi-choline-lysine/

THE WHEN:

From sunflower the fastest relief against inflammation and itch with long term reliability


THE WHY

Quick and Effective: defined and innovative mechanism of action upstream in the inflammatory cascade at the same level of cortisonic agents

Natural: GPI choline and lysine supports an existing physiological control system

Safe: selective and devoid of side effects typical of cortisonic agents (no interference with the hormonal balance of the body)



THE CLINICAL EVIDENCE:

A large dossier of clinical studies, conducted in collaboration with leading Universities and Dermatologies centers, has demonstrated the efficacy of this compound in treating all kinds of skin conditions, physiological, such as heat rash, dermatitis and psoriasis, without the side effects typically associated with topical cortisone.

 

[2020]

interesting, but how come we know so little about it? All those graphs do look good...

 

[Jacob]

May be new..who knows. I'm guessing one would get similar side-effects as with finasteride. I sent 'em an email about that..and using it topically.

Edit..what's with the sig? :dunno:

 

[Jacob]

Got this from the company:

Yes, our ingredient is available as food supplement in Italy. The company is Giuliani which is the most prestigious pharma company specialized in hair loss treatments. The brand of the product line is Bioscalin and at this website you can find more information in English: http://www.bioscalin.it/inglese/
They also have topical treatments.
You can find our ingredient Teoside (branded Ajugenil) in the products Tricolact, Bioscalin Bioequolo (for women), Bioscalin hair mousse 20/35 and Bioscalin Phials for men.
They have made several clinical trials on hair loss with good results and they have never highlighted side effects similar to Finansteride.

Not sure if there's a supplement mentioned there...the main page is a bit better..if you speak...it: http://www.bioscalin.it

 

[cuprous]

Are finasteride's sides supposed to be due specifically to lowered DHT or some other incidental factor? If the former then this compound runs the same risk as finasteride for unwanted side effects.

 

[Jacob]

Well.. 1) the original post is about rats..not sure how well they can tell researchers how they're feeling etc during such a trial :woot: and 2) I think those clinical trials(I've asked about them) may have been with the topicals.