Kvassia Bitter Wins Rosacea And Demodecosis

South America - the continent has given the world a huge amount of knowledge and even more mysteries. Homeland of the potatoes and tomatoes we are familiar with, peanuts and pineapple, cocoa and pumpkin. It was from South America came to the world of rubber and chocolate. And the unique nature of South America played a huge role in the development of world medical science.

About nature as a source of raw materials for medicines, remembered not so long ago, in the sixties and seventies of the past, the twentieth century. When it turned out that artificially synthesized drugs were powerless against a large number of diseases. A lot of scientific expeditions went to remember the forgotten and to find the lost. They also came to South America. Prior to this, no one seriously took the ancient legends as a source of knowledge, and as it turned out in vain. The study of these sources, loaded the researchers with work for several years ahead. And in the course of these studies, scientists found references to the main heroine of our story. Its name is Kvassiya Gorkaya.

Kvassiya Bitter is a huge tree-like shrub with beautiful drooping inflorescences that are pollinated year round by the smallest birds - hummingbirds. For many centuries, the Indians of South America have used the properties of this amazing plant. Kvassia treated diseases of the stomach and rescued from malaria, protected the skin from parasites and relieved severe inflammation. It was on the antiparasitic and anti-inflammatory properties that specialists from Switzerland and Great Britain drew attention. They were interested in the ability of Quasi to resist such unpleasant diseases as Rosacea, Demodecosis and Seborrheic dermatitis.

The first step was to isolate from Kavassia the very substance that was responsible for antiparasitic and anti-inflammatory properties. And many years of experience gave their result. From the wood of Kvassia, a substance was identified, which was called QUADSIN. And the longer Quassin was examined, the more he was surprised. His positive effect on the skin affected by rosacea and mite demodex was fully proved. This allowed us to create a line of skin care products for rosacea and demodectic "Qvasix" (Quasix) on its basis. In the line of products, there is a "Quasics" cream for dry skin, a "Quasics" gel for oily skin, and a skin cream that is sensitive to ultraviolet light with an SPF filter. Recently, these funds appeared in Russia and are successfully sold.

Kvassiya Gorkaya gave the world "Quasics", but did not reveal all her secrets. Studies continue. Not so long ago, in the scientific press, there were publications confirming the antileukemic properties of this plant.