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QualityStocks News - Technology Applications International (NUUU) Ahead of the Game in Anti-Aging Skin Care with Exclusively Licensed NASA Technology
QualityStocks would like to highlight Technology Applications International, Inc. (OTCQB: NUUU) focused on producing, distributing, marketing and selling skincare products, in addition to engaging in the environmental management and water purification industries. The company conducts its business through two separate wholly owned subsidiaries: Rejuvel Int'l, Inc. and NueEarth, Inc.
In the company’s news,
Technology Applications International utilizes unique technology to address aging in skin. It’s no secret that people’s lives today are more stressful than ever, leading to a variety of health complications, among which is premature aging of the skin due to chronic psychological and physiological stresses. According to a recent study highlighted in the Dermatology Times, chronic stress is a subject of increasing interest in the field of dermatology as being a major contributor to accelerated cellular aging. For instance, mounting evidence indicates that stress may lead to decreased leukocyte (white blood cells, a vital component of the immune system) telomere (basically a protective end-cap of nucleotides) length and therefore premature aging, since when telomere length is prematurely shortened, the number of replications that each leukocyte can undergo is diminished accordingly (shorter leukocyte telomeres are also prevalent in multiple cancers).
Rising stress levels and prematurely aging skin has created something of a global boom in anti-aging skin care products, especially when it comes to facial anti-aging applications. Offerings like Olay Regenerist, a facial anti-aging brand from Procter & Gamble (NYSE:PG), is a prime example of the continued strength of this growth market, posting U.S. sales of some $103M this year to lead the entire category. According to global market research firm Mintel, the U.S. anti-aging skin care market alone was worth over $2.11B last year and the Euromonitor data for 2013 on anti-agers shows a roughly $25B market on the broader, global scale (43.5% premium-grade products and 56.5% mass), with a value sales growth of approximately 4% and particularly strong growth of about 13% in the facial care subset. Globally, anti-aging skin care makes up about one quarter of the overall skin care market, which is on-track to hit $121B by 2016, with huge uptake numbers coming from increasingly younger consumers, who are looking to preventatively stave off the onset of aging.
In contrast with products such as Olay Regenerist Regenerating Serum, which is a deep-penetrating (10 skin layers) amino peptide complex, combined with exfoliants to boost cell turnover rate and various moisturizers, the REJUVEL anti-aging products from Technology Applications International’s (OTCQB:NUUU) wholly-owned Renuell Int’l, Inc. subsidiary, are derived using technologically advanced breakthroughs, exclusively licensed with NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) and the administrators of the TEF (Tulane Educational Fund; New Orleans’ Tulane University). Using a proprietary, patented (UPSTO #6,730,498) technology developed in space by NASA, REJUVEL products are “Space Certified” by the leading nonprofit organization supporting the global space industry, the Space Foundation, whose seal will appear on all of the products. The company even signed an additional exclusive licensing agreement with NASA at the Johnson Space Center in Houston back in September, expanding their initial deal and granting exclusive usage rights to the technology for a wide range of cosmetics and hair care products.
The revolutionary simulated microgravity technology developed in space by NASA uses an electromagnetic field-based rotating wall bioreactor to create three-dimensional biomolecules. These 3D biomolecules stimulate the body’s primary connective tissue cells, called fibroblasts, which generate the essential structural protein of all animal tissues, collagen. The expanded agreement with NASA gives NUUU sweeping control over the commercial distribution and production of plant and mammalian cell cultures created using this revolutionary technology, including, but not limited to, cultures/co-cultures of human dermal cells, as well as induced pluripotent cells (can give rise to all cell types), mammalian stem cell extracts, and plant stem cell extracts.
When collagen breaks down due to various factors like stress, wrinkles form in the skin. The stimulation of fibroblasts, which are responsible for generating collagen and the core components of the extracellular matrix itself (provides structural and biochemical support for surrounding cells), and which are essential for wound healing, can actually reverse the signs of aging in the skin at the molecular level. This sort of technology, made commercially available through REJUVEL brand products, goes way beyond merely moisturizing and exfoliating. REJUVEL products are actually capable of jumpstarting the underlying biological processes in order to enhance the skin’s resiliency, improving moisture and skin tone balance at the source by prompting fibroblasts to produce new collagens, elastic fibers, and glycoproteins.
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