Acids omega 6 will make a skin healthy ...

Fat acids omega-6 have salutary influence on a skin as scientists have found out. Experiences on mice have shown, that fat acid can keep a skin healthy, protecting it from an itch. However, for this purpose it was required to "knock out" some genes from an organism of mice and strongly to torment unfortunate rodents.
During laboratory experiences over mice the professor of University of Illinois together with post-graduate student Chedom Stroudom have framed special breed of rodents in which it was possible to disconnect some genes. It has in turn allowed scientists to frame deficiency of certain Adepses in an organism of mice.

"During our experiences we have disconnected a gene, responsible for development Enzyme which helps a body to make arachidonic acid, - doctor Nakamura has told. - Without development of this acid at mice serious forms of ulcerative dermatitises developed. Rodents suffered from a severe itch, they were scratched without a stopping, triturated itself to blood about walls of cells".

Scientists remind, that arachidonic acid concerns polynonsaturated fat acids omega-6 which meet in meat, eggs and milk products. At a certain stage of researches scientists have added these products then the scabies and an itch from an ulcerative dermatitis have very quickly disappeared in a ration of poor mice. Results of researches are published in magazine Journal of Lipid Research.
Doctor Namakura is not ready to inform yet any concrete references concerning a human diet as clinical experiences in public were not spent yet. But he considers, that importance of fat acids omega-6 during its research has been proved.

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