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Oral intake of beet extract provides protection against skin barrier impairment in hairless mice

Kawano et al., 2013

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761088268845821465
Author
Kawano K
Umemura K
Publication year
Publication venue
Phytotherapy Research

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The epidermis acts as a functional barrier against the external environment. Disturbances in the function of this barrier cause water loss and increase the chances of penetration by various irritable stimuli, leading to skin diseases such as dry skin, atopic dermatitis, and …
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