Reply With QuoteSqualene is from shark liver oil from the Aizarne sharks of the Western Pacific. It is also found in small quantities in olive oil, wheat germ and rice bran oils, as well as yeast. The aliphatic hydrocarbon, found too in the human body, helps to keep the skin moist and free of dryness. Squalene oil permeates the skin at the rate of 2mm/second. Insufficient squalene in sebum leads to rough skin, which is susceptible to dryness and premature aging. Squalene has been shown to help with wound healing, to enhance the immune system and to strengthen the resistance to cancer. Additionally the terpenes in squalene have bactericidal effects.
Squalene is used in cosmetics to soften skin and reduce facial wrinkles, as well as a bactericidal. The oil may be applied topically or one capsule may be taken daily. There is no known toxicity.
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06-26-2003, 06:59 AM #1It's a Wonderful Life!!! ELITE MEMBER
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Squalene and sharks?
My family have been getting Shark Capsules which contains Squalene (oily Carbohydrate) from the liver of deep sea sharks. They were influenced by some testimonials from friends, acquaintances, etc. in the Far East that it does "wonders".
any one heard of any benefits? Or would it be the same as chugging Olive oil?
..oh yes, they get their supplies from Japan
(kuso, have you heard anything about this?)
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Lina, have you tried them? Do they work? (Im making my shopping list..)
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Re: Squalene and sharks?
In the drug store they have a shit load of supps with pix of sharks on them......I`ve never looked closely thoughOriginally posted by lina
(kuso, have you heard anything about this?)
sorry
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