NEW RESEARCH PROVES ATOPIC DERMATITIS PATIENTS USING MICROBIAL EXTRACT WITH HIGH NATURAL BIODIVERSITY NEED SIGNIFICANTLY LESS ATOPY MEDICATION
Written by:
Johanna Kalmari
Uute Scientific Oy
MSc Johanna Kalmari received her Molecular Biology and Gene Technology degree from the University of Eastern Finland. She has previously worked in environmental biotechnology and is currently a Research Director at Uute Scientific Oy. She is also a Doctoral Researcher at Tampere University, Faculty of Medicine and Health Technology.
IIda Mäkelä
Uute Scientific Oy
MSc Iida Mäkelä received her Environmental Change and Global Sustainability degree from the University of Helsinki in 2021. She has worked as part of a research group which seeks nature-based solutions to the numerous health-related problems created by today’s urban living. She is currently a Product Director at Uute Scientific Oy and a Doctoral Researcher in the Doctoral programme in Interdisciplinary Environmental Sciences at the University of Helsinki.
Olli Laitinen
Uute Scientific Oy
PhD, Docent, Olli Laitinen is a Co-Founder and Chief Science Officer at Uute Scientific Oy and a Senior Research Fellow at the Faculty of Medicine and Health Technology at Tampere University. Laitinen has done decades of research on human health and well-being in the fields of gene therapy, vaccine development, and immunoecology. His scientific impact includes more than 90 articles published in peer-reviewed international journals, three textbook chapters, and 15 international patents and patent applications. His H-index, according to Scopus, is 38.
Abstract
The first atopic study (n=12) assessed the safety and effectiveness of a lotion containing microbial extract on patients with atopic dermatitis. A subsequent randomised, double-blinded and placebo-controlled medical research with a larger number of participants (n=142) further demonstrated that the group using lotion, including the microbial extract, had strengthened skin barrier, less redness and fewer participants needing atopy medication as winter progressed, compared to the placebo group. These studies support the previous in vitro and in vivo findings, suggesting that natural microbial exposure can balance the immune system and strengthen the barrier function in atopic dermatitis.
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