Electromagnetic Fields and the High Diluted Solutions

The rapid development of technology, especially, in the s of medicine, energy and telecommunications, is one of the signs of progress in today?s society. New sophisticated electric-electronic devices provide much convenience and utility in the form of modern medical equipment for diagnosis and therapy.Electromagnetic Ecology as an emerging interdisciplinary specialty on biomedical effects of EMF could also be applied in the study of HD.The integral treatment of the several subjects related to the HD by electromagnetic ecology could be applied to deepen the scientific studies of the mechanisms of interaction of HD with the living beings.(AU)

Experimental trends

To create a scientific journal seems to be an easy task! Accordingly some estimations [1], humankind has already published more than 50 million scientific articles from the earliest of times to this day! Considering a more recent period, we are publishing around 1.3 articles every minute and some estimations point to 25,000 active journal titles! Numbers do not lie, but misguided interpretations may lead us to false conclusions!Thus, this issue of IJHDR brings to its readers rich materials to stimulate serious discussions about HDs. It is a small, but representative sample of the diversity inherent to this subject. Both IJHDR and the HD scientific community are undergoing a process of growth aiming at attaining a higher status among their peers. This process might not yet translate into ?statistically significant? results, but the tendency is already visible!Enjoy IJHDR!(AU)

Experimental trends

To create a scientific journal seems to be an easy task! Accordingly some estimations [1], humankind has already published more than 50 million scientific articles from the earliest of times to this day! Considering a more recent period, we are publishing around 1.3 articles every minute and some estimations point to 25,000 active journal titles! Numbers do not lie, but misguided interpretations may lead us to false conclusions!Thus, this issue of IJHDR brings to its readers rich materials to stimulate serious discussions about HDs. It is a small, but representative sample of the diversity inherent to this subject. Both IJHDR and the HD scientific community are undergoing a process of growth aiming at attaining a higher status among their peers. This process might not yet translate into ?statistically significant? results, but the tendency is already visible!Enjoy IJHDR!(AU)

Prevenção do dano fotooxidativo à pele por tratamento tópico com extrato da raiz de Pothomorphe umbellata L. Miq / Prevention of photo-oxidative damage on the skin by topical treatment with extract of the root of Pothomorphe umbellata L. Miq

Entre as estratégias de fotoproteção encontra-se a inibição da formação e/ou o seqüestro de radicais livres e espécies reativas de oxigênio geradas em conseqüência da exposição à radiação UV, mediante aplicação tópica de antioxidantes. No presente trabalho avaliou-se a permeação cutânea e o efeito da aplicação tópica de um extrato de Pothomorphe umbellata nos efeitos da exposição aguda e crônica à radiação ultravioleta, na pele de camundongos sem pêlo. No estudo de permeação cutânea foram testadas três formulações (gel, gel-creme e creme) contendo o princípio ativo do extrato (4-nerolidilcatecol) isolado...(AU)