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Brand from Japan: Yunth. Contains the useful ingredient exosomes. For beautiful, healthy eyelashes. Human adipose-derived mesenchymal cell exosomes (skin conditioning)How to use:Use morning and night on clean skin after washing your face, being careful not to get it in your eyes.Apply to the base of your eyelashes and the entire eyelashes.If you want to use mascara after application, wait until the serum has dried before using it.

Brand from Japan: Laguna Beaute. High quality and freshness of human adipose-derived stem cell acclimatization culture fluid.No oil, silicone, paraben (preservative), fragrance, synthetic colorant, surfactant, or prostaglandin-like substance.Triple approach with capsicum, lidensyl, and wide lash ingredients.How to use:After opening the package, put the brush down and rotate it clockwise 20-30 times (stop when liquid comes out).After the second time, keep the brush down and rotate it clockwise until liquid comes out, and apply morning and evening from the base of the lashes before makeup.

Adipokines (also called adipocytokines) are a group of peptides secreted by adipose tissue. They have diverse roles, from functions in the individual cell to the whole body. This volume examines a wide range of specific adipokines as well as their general cellular aspects, including thermal stress and adipokine expression, central nervous system roles for adiponectin in neuroendocrine and autonomic function, and astroglial leptin receptors. It discusses related diseases and conditions such as nonalcoholic fatty liver disease, metabolic syndrome, heart and rheumatic diseases, and allergies and sleep disorders.

Are you newly diagnosed with lipedema, a painful adipose tissue disorder? Maybe you have had the condition for years and are looking for ideas for self-care from a holistic perspective. In this book you will learn: Treatment goals for lipedema / lipoedema Tips for reducing pain and inflammation How to boost your lymphatic system If you are looking for a research-packed guide to caring for lipedema, read this book! Praise for Lipedema Treatment Guide: Steven Dean, DO, FACP, RPVI, Professor of Clinical Internal Medicine, Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center calls the Lipedema Treatment Guide "incredibly well-written and informative" and has added it to his patient lipedema handout. Jacqui Beutel teaches Decongestive Lymphatic Therapy courses in Australia and New Zealand and gives copies of the Lipedema Treatment Guide to her students.

This second edition of Freemark’s text embodies all of the strengths of the original work but is deeper and broader in scope, with new chapters on emerging themes including metabolomics, genomics, and the roles of gastrointestinal hormones, the microbiome, brown adipose tissue, and endocrine disruptors in the pathogenesis of childhood obesity. Reviews of the effects of weight excess on cognitive performance and immune function complement detailed analyses of the biochemical and molecular pathways controlling the development of childhood adiposity and metabolic disease. Critical assessments of nutritional interventions (including new chapters on infant feeding practices and vegetarian diets) and superb reviews of behavioral counseling, pharmacotherapy, and bariatric surgery provide practical guidance for the management of overweight children. Penetrating analyses of the obesity epidemic in its social, cultural, economic, and political contexts highlight challenges and opportunities for obesity prevention and community action. The perspective is international in scope and reflects the expertise and experience of many of the leading figures in the field.Comprehensive and up-to-date, this new edition of Pediatric Obesity: Etiology, Pathogenesis and Treatment will be an invaluable guide for all healthcare providers and policy makers concerned with the evaluation and care of children with nutritional and metabolic disease and with the societal implications of the obesity epidemic.

Adipokines (also called adipocytokines) are a group of peptides secreted by adipose tissue. They have diverse roles, from functions in the individual cell to the whole body. This volume examines a wide range of specific adipokines as well as their general cellular aspects, including thermal stress and adipokine expression, central nervous system roles for adiponectin in neuroendocrine and autonomic function, and astroglial leptin receptors. It discusses related diseases and conditions such as nonalcoholic fatty liver disease, metabolic syndrome, heart and rheumatic diseases, and allergies and sleep disorders.