A new remedy to regulate foot sweating
Hyperhidrosis, or chronic excessive sweating, is a functional disorder with important repercussions on the patient’s psychophysical health. It is often perceived and treated as a mere “aesthetic” problem, without considering the biological mechanisms that regulate sweating. The possible complications related to hyperhidrosis, however, require a specific approach that aims not only to ensure the effectiveness […]
→Adelmidrol for topical use, a step forward in podiatry
One of the most important impulses to the development of podological medical discipline comes from scientific research on neuro-inflammatory processes. Today the molecule of choice for the control of various foot pathologies is Adelmidrol, an aliamide able to enhance the physiological mechanisms of protection of the skin tissues and, thus, limit the neuro-inflammatory response resulting […]
→Plantar bromhidrosis, can interfere with our relationships
Sweating is a complex biological phenomenon, extraordinarily important for keeping body temperature within physiological limits, is finely controlled at peripheral and central level. The activity of the sweat glands – eccrine and apocrine – is coordinated by the district neuro-endocrine system, which is in turn regulated by the mast cell, a dermal-epidermal tissue-resident cell, with […]
→Diabetic neuropathy: the Podiatrist’s help in diagnosing
Distal Diabetic neuropathy is a common complication of diabetes, often chronic and disabling but frequently underestimated and inadequately treated. This short article discusses this emerging problem (affecting 1 in 3 people suffering with diabetes), providing indications on the diagnostic approach and on the latest generation of topical molecules that can be used to restore the […]
→Christmas period: tired and swollen legs. Natural remedies to help
It’s not only Santa Claus’s feet that feel the effects … The Christmas period is a very busy time for many people. In the sales sector, on industrial production lines, in bars and restaurants or in hairdressing salons, but also in hospitals or doctors’ surgeries, over half the employees spend many hours on their feet […]
→Managing Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness “nature’s way”
In professional and non-professional sports activities, physical exercise can lead to Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness or DOMS. The level of pain experienced ranges from slight muscle discomfort to a maximum muscle ache enough to limit performance. The onset occurs after around 8–24 hours, with a maximum peak at around 48–96 hours after the exercise. Normal […]
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