Look what your skin shuts them up

The history of their treatment is very long, its beginnings are in India's folk medicine about 1,000 years before our Common Era. There are about 600 species of shushun, but only 15 are used in medicine for various treatments.

Medical sculptures contain about 60 different proteins, and today it is a popular therapy, especially from celebrities.

Demi Moore is the best example of being subjected to this therapy and of not knowing the years that go by.

Not all shots are blood absorbers. Many of them are carnivorous, which eat earthworms. These are shushun substitutes.

Shushuña has the ability to inject through the bite a body anti-mpecker serum to prevent blood coagulating.

In fact, their bite is painless, since it has already released enzymes, as if you were numb by a natural anesthetic.

The shushuna spit contains a host of lipids, which are the main ingredients active in a wide range of skin - care products.

Phosfatidic acids and fatty acids represent the largest percentage of lipids in shushuna saliva. In particular, application during the day is very successful for skin regeneration.

The numerous enzymes containing shushuña (Hirdudo medicialis) help heal many blood - related diseases.

These species treat various diseases, such as thrombosis, rheumatisms, partial body pain, soads, and various body glands that suddenly become infected or appear in humans.

Scientificly tested, shushun therapy remains the best way to treat them without side effects. Shushuña emits secretions containing antioxidants, blood seer (Hirudine) and biological catalizers that speed up skin healing.

All these elements help in the circulation of blood on the face and in treating damaged fat glands, which are two of the main causes that stimulate and weigh the acne's condition on the skin.

Another element found in their secretions is natural antibiotic, an element that science has tried to reproduce in laboratory conditions and has almost always failed.

Moreover, shushuña therapy is quite simple and is not accompanied by pain but only by mild bleeding that serve blood flow and stimulate its production. /Telegraphy/