Zeolite

The term zeolite was originally coined in the 18th  century by Swedish geologist Axel Cronstedt.  He observed that rapidly heating the material produced large amounts of steam from water that had been adsorbed by the material.  The name zeolite literally means boiling stone ( from the Greek zeo, meaning “to boil” and lithos meaning “stone).

It contains minerals: calcium, iron chromium, zinc and magnesium that are of paramount importance for our health.  Due to its antioxidative properties, it has a beneficial effect on body detoxification.  It balances PH reducing acidity in the body and facilitates reduction of the oxidative stress.

For topical use, the optimal use is in the form of a cream.  It nourishes the skin and has a soothing effect on skin conditions, such as: seborrhea, psoriasis, acne, neurodermatitis, various forms of inflammatory conditions, dandruff and fungi.

Shea butter "African Gold"

Shea butter or karite butter, is a fat extracted from a nut of a shea tree that grows in tropical areas of Africa.  The fruit of the tree is dried and ground into a powder that is boiled in the water.  During the cooking it releases fat that hardens and is used as butter.

African saying is that every tree that grows in Savannah gives divine fruit. In the case of shea butter, that in translation from the Bamanakan language means “sacred”, it is indeed the truth.  Shea butter has been in use for its healing properties for more than 2000 years, in skin care, as well as a treatment for rheumatic pains, muscle inflammation and baby skin care.

Due to its composition and properties, shea butter is irreplaceable for everyday skin care. It contains large amounts unsaturated fatty acids (between 7 and 12%), vitamins A and E, as well as abundance of proteins and minerals.  It is particularly effective for  skin regeneration and for care of mature and wrinkled skin (antiaging effect). It has anti inflammatory action and helps with different skin diseases: psoriasis, neurodermatitis and acne.  It also aids in healing of minor wounds, scratches and burns.  It is particularly beneficial for prevention of stretch marks during pregnancy.

It improves capillary circulation which increases flow of oxygen in tissues and improves elimination of metabolic by products, i.e. toxins.

Rosemary Essential Oil

Rosemary is an irreplaceable plant.  It is precious as a culinary herb, as well as one of the most popular essential oils.  Due to its health benefits it has been revered since antiquity.

Paracelsus, a German-Swiss physician and botanist who contributed greatly to the understanding of herbal medicine in 16th century, valued rosemary oil because for its body-strenghtening ability.

Centuries of extensive use and modern research have shown that Paracelsus was right  and that indeed it is a very beneficial essential oil for a wide spectrum of health concerns and conditions.

Essential oil of rosemary is characterized by woodsy, citrus-like fragrance and many benefits for skin and hair care.  It is routinely used in natural cosmetic preparations for its beneficial effect on the skin prone to acne or cellulite.  Regular application to scalp stimulates hair growth.

Due to its positive effect on circulation rosemary essential oil is used in preparations for improving circulation and combat cellulite.  It also has a strong analgesic effect and is beneficial for treating headaches, muscle and joint pain.

Lemon Eucalyptus Oil

Lemon Eucalyptus grows wild in tropical and subtropical areas of Australia.  Nowadays it is also cultivated in Brazil, Democratic Republic of Congo, Seychelles, South Africa, Indonesia, Morocco, Guatemala and in Mediterranean.  Lemon eucalyptus forests are favored by bee keepers because of high quality honey that is abundantly produced by bees foraging in treetops.

Essential oil is extracted from the leaves and twigs of the lemon-scented plant through steam distillation.

It is an excellent lipolytic (act upon subcutaneous fat tissue) and it is used in cosmetic preparations to treat cellulite.

Essential oil of lemon eucalyptus (Eucalyptus citriodora) has pronounced anti inflammatory, anti fungal, calming, analgesic and lipolytic effect.  These health benefits may help in treating arthritis, arthrosis, muscle pain and stiffness.

This essential oil is also excellent insect repellent, particularly against mosquitos.

Black Cumin Oil

Black cumin has been used for health and wellness for thousands of years.  It is one of the most beneficial medicinal plants.  Even the Prophet Mohammed wrote in his book “Hadith”: “Back cumin cures all diseases, except death.”

Small bottles of black cumin oil were found in the tomb of Pharaoh Tutankhamun, Queen Nefertiti and Cleopatra have used it as a beauty tonic, specifically for skin and hair.

There have been at least 100 published, reviewed articles since year 1964, that addressed topic of “The use of black cumin oil.” These studies have confirmed facts known to Near Eastern and North African cultures for thousands of years – back cumin is cure for almost everything.

Olive Oil

First traces of cultivation of olive trees have been recorded in the area of Central Asia, 4000 years BC.  There have been many legends and records through history that talk about value of olive oil.  In Ancient Athens, at the big event know as Panathenaic Games, winners in the gymnastic, musical and other competitions were rewarded with amphoras filled with olive oil.

According to Greek mythology, city of Athens was named after goddess Pallas Athena, goddess of peace and freedom, because she gave to the city the tree: “..whose oil gives light, heals wounds, is exceptional food, excellent taste and energy.”

Many peoples consider olive oil sacred and a symbol of strength and health.

Today it has become widely popular and an obligatory part of all cuisines in the world, as well as in cosmetic industry.

Z Move cream is product for its raw material and efficient operation can be classified into the category of specialty cosmetics

Head of Department for General Use and Medical Devices
Mr.sc.Vjera Heberle dipl.ing.

After injury to the startup system, inflammation occurs which causes the pain of the wrist and the muscular connective tissue, resulting in the development of the pain syndrome. The most commonly occurring pain with swelling of the injured area is the main limiting factor in starting and in everyday life. Many people with such ailments try to reduce inflammation and pain in various ways, for example by putting on swelling and the like. The consequence of inflammation after injury is, among other things, skin changes. Such skin changes may contribute to decreased mobility of the joint muscular system. "Z move" cream is a product that I personally used on my skin after the problems I developed during my activities. After the positive experiences I had with the "Z move" cream, I would suggest that it be used. 

Mislav Jelic, M.D., PhD
Department of Orthopaedic Surgery
University Hospital Center Zagreb