We identified from the "Enmu Garden Magic Antipruritic Balm" that hydroxyphenylpropionamide benzoic acid, that is, dihydro oat alkaloid, needs to emphasize that although it has the word "oats" in its name, it is a synthetic chemical component. This product is a top-notch Internet celebrity - Dad Review endorsement of the explosive product, Dad Review Member Store publicity clearly marked the ingredient safety without artificial addition, which belongs to the concealment of the addition, commercial fraud.
There are many fans who are very interested in dihydro oatmeal alkaloids in the comments, so this time, we will talk to you about a drug, "trinistard", the specific name is: N- (3,4-dimethoxycinnamyl) o-aminobenzoic acid. From a molecular structure point of view, dihydro oat alkaloids and trinilest are structural analogues. It can be seen that trinistide has one more double bond than dihydro oat alkaloids, while the 3,4 positions on the hydroxyphenyl benzene ring become two methoxy groups.
Trinist was first developed in 1976 by Professor Akiaki Eida of Gifu Pharmaceutical University in Japan and Kissei Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd., and was approved for marketing in Japan in 1982. It is an oral anti-allergic drug, mainly used for atopic dermatitis, urticaria, skin pruritus, keloids and so on. The effect is similar to that of glucocorticoids, and when combined with the hormone, it is necessary to reduce the dose of the hormone used. Contraindications to the use of the drug are clearly mentioned: pregnant women should not use it, which can lead to teratosis in animal experiments.
Trinilst is not like glucocorticoids, in addition to oral preparations, there are skin external products, which to a certain extent shows that the efficacy of trinistide is not as strong as glucocorticoids, and it is impossible to obtain the drug certificate for external drugs. There is literature that improper use of dihydro oat alkaloids can lead to skin allergies.
Dihydroatmeal alkaloids, although they can be used as raw materials for cosmetics, are illegal and unethical to conceal their additions. The quality of the product cannot be guaranteed. Because, this conceals the dosage, purity, impurity content, expiration and other quality information and quality standards of the added dihydroatmeal alkaloid, there is no quality control and cannot be supervised. Such products are used on children's young skin, are mothers at ease?