Cutanix Dramatic Relief Lotion -Brand New Product for cea Shown to be Effective

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Hey guys, I've been asked to show this to the group. Cutanix is

a small biotech-type company that is coming out with a new

product for cea. I'm not sure how well this product will

work, but it looks kinda promising. With this Email I have

attached a three page document talking about a study done with

this product on 20 cea sufferers. It only worked for

something like 72% of the people, but for those it worked for, it

reduced erythema by 67%, whereas the leading prescription drug

(Metrogel) decreased cea severity on average between 50-58%.

I've been following this company for a few months now. Originally

this product was supposed to be used to treat Seborrheic

Dermatitis. Although its role in Seb Derm is not mentioned in

this study, from what I hear, it does work really good on

Seborrheic Dermatitis, perhaps even better than it works on

Eczema or cea.

Their website is quite pathetic, but I guess they plan on

updating it soon before releasing this new product. The product

will be coming to market the first or second week in June, so,

their website should be updated by then. Because its pretty weak

at the moment, I'm not sure, but I believe this excerp is about

the product they are releasing:

" Cutanix has identified compounds from a new class of small

molecules that we believe could be effective in treating one or

more inflammatory skin diseases, such as irritant dermatitis,

allergic contact dermatitis, seborrheic dermatitis, atopic

dermatitis and psoriasis. These compounds have the ability to

block at multiple points the inflammatory cascade central to all

such diseases. They do this by attenuating one of the two key

signal transduction pathways within cells involved in cells'

inflammatory response. This pathway contains the p38 MAP kinease

and the AP-1 transcription factor. The other key pathway, which

contains the NF-kß transcription factor, does not seem to be

affected by these compounds. The fact that these compounds affect

only a portion of a cell's inflammatory response mechanism may

explain why they do not have side effects like corticosteroids

and other immunosuppressive drugs. Enough inflammatory genes are

dependent on the p38/AP-1 pathway, however, that inflammation in

tissue cannot be sustained if these genes are returned to normal

levels of expression. The inflammation winds down over several

days, much like a slow leak in a tire. "

Since the study was conducted by the company selling the product,

I wouldn't be surprised if it was partially biased.

Unfortunately, even though I believe they were originally going

to attempt to seek FDA approval for this item, it has since been

classified as a cosmetic, and therefore not under the regulation

of the FDA or something like that.. Not entirely sure. Anyway,

even with this being said, this product looks to be about as

promising as anything out there, so, you may wanna give it a try,

especially if you have a combination of cea and Seb Derm.

Sorry for makin' this so long! (I never can seem to say what I'm

trying to say without blathering on for ten pages)

Adam