Alimentum Labs- Derma Serum

Alimentum Labs- Derma Serum
SKIN BIOME AND SKIN CELL RESTORING SERUM

Key Benefits - Topical living synbiotic to promote a balanced skin microbiome with
rejuvenating oils for youthful, glowing skin and healthy cells.

Probiotics for internal use have dominated scientific research; but all along there has been significant research on probiotic species that support skin health. The challenge with topical probiotics is to keep them alive long enough to get
them to the consumer. The research team at Alimentum Labs under the guidance of
multiple microbiology labs has successfully addressed this challenge. These probiotic
species, when incorporated into this oil-based formula, remain viable. As a result, they
can help reintroduce beneficial species to the skin, correcting the skin's microbiome and promoting overall skin health.

The microbiome of the skin is directly related to health conditions. Good bacteria have
beneficial effects on the skin, while an excess of bad bacteria can lead to a state called
dysbiosis. Dysbiotic skin, where bad bacteria take over, can create an unstable
environment for the skin. This is more common now due to our overly sterile
environments and constant exposure to environmental impurities and toxins. This
dysbiotic environment is directly linked to various health conditions such as acne,
rosacea, psoriasis, dry skin, and more. Good bacteria help regulate skin health. Good
bacteria, like the ones found in Derma Serum, can support dry skin, reduce the
appearance of wrinkles and signs of aging, address inflammatory complications,
autoimmune concerns, aid in wound repair, tackle blemishes, and more.(2)
Additionally, a healthy skin microbiome can help combat bacterial, yeast, and viral skin
conditions, while also reducing intermittent inflammation caused by allergies or sensitive skin.

This synbiotic blend features a rich assortment of beneficial oils and skin-focused
nutrients, including the rare Omega-7 fatty acid and ceramides. Together, these
components provide several advantages for the skin, such as moisturization, anti-aging
effects, protection, inflammation control, and wound support. Notably, Derma Serum
also incorporates a protein that aids the skin in producing a compound known as β-
defensin, a potent peptide responsible for safeguarding the skin. (3)
With all the benefits of an entire cosmetic superstore in one bottle, Derma Serum fits
directly into any protocol for skin related needs or anyone wanting vibrantly healthy skin.

Exclusive Probiotics Spotlight:
These unique powerful strains of probiotics are only available exclusively through
Alimentum Labs.
Staphylococcus epidermidis MS19- Staphylococcus epidermidis, a resident of the
skin microbiome, is unique for its ability to coexist with the human host and maintain
skin health. It competes with harmful microorganisms, forms protective biofilms, and
metabolizes sebum to help prevent skin infections. While important, it is part of a
diverse skin microbiome where a balance of different microorganisms is crucial for
overall skin health and immune response.
Roseomonas mucosa MS18 - Roseomonas mucosa MS18v has specialized
adaptations that allow it to thrive on the skin's surface, making it well-suited to the skin's
specific microenvironment. This adaptability sets it apart from other microbes that may
not be as well-suited to the skin's conditions.It plays an active role in the complex
interactions within the skin microbiome, contributing to the overall balance of the
microbial community. Furthermore, its involvement in regulating inflammation and
safeguarding against potential pathogens underscores its significance in supporting skin
health, setting it apart from microbes lacking similar roles in skin well-being.
Staphylococcus xylosus MS20 - a very important part of
our normal flora, S. xylosus helps maintain a healthy
diversity on our skin. Skin bacteria such as Rothia
nasimurium, S. aureus, S. lentus, and S. xylosus are
also able to increase skin IL-17A+ T cells.

When to use -

Health Concerns
● Dry Skin
● Skin blemishes
● Puffiness and Redness
● Cuts and Bruises
● Inflammatory conditions
● Autoimmune conditions
● Scalp and Hair concerns
● Hydration
● Wrinkles and anti-aging
● Sun protection

 How to take -
Apply topically to the affected area as needed.
individual needs may differ please refer to your practitioner before altering the prescribed doses
or protocols.

Why it works -
These topical bacteria each are powerful ingredients in regulating the state of the skin
through multiple mechanisms.

• Lactobacillus salivarius LS-01 - Studies show L. salivarius is associated with a
significant improvement of clinical Atopic Dermatitis. Modulating Th1/Th2 cytokine
profiles is considered an important therapy in the treatment of adult or Childhood Atopic
Dermatitis.
• Bifidobacterium infantis - A valuable species often in short supply in adults’ G.I.
tracts and skin. Produces B vitamins, helps regulate intestinal terrain, and helps digest
milk products while regulating skin inflammation. Topically this strain of bacteria can
support conditions like Psoriasis, dermatitis, acne and others. - (1)
• Roseomonas mucosa MS18 - Early clinical studies suggest
that topical application of commensal organisms (i.e.
Staphylococcus hominis or Roseomonas mucosa)
Reduces Atopic Dermatitis severity, which supports an important role
for commensals in decreasing S. aureus bacterial colonization
in patients that can increase infections and skin complications..
• Staphylococcus epidermidis MS19 - As a key microbe
in healthy skin microbiota, S. epidermidis plays an
important role in regulating skin microbiota through
production of bacteriocins (natural inhibitors of other
organisms). This is the first probiotic to offer S.
epidermidis.
• Lactobacillus paracasei - Science reports that this
species produces biosurfactants which can interrupt
pathogenic biofilm adherence to tissues.
• Bacillus licheniformis MS12 - A soil-based, gram-positive
probiotic species famous for producing beneficial
enzymes. Has detergent qualities and can help
‘Digest’ dirt and grime. As a component of the oral
microbiome, it helps prevent teeth-cavities.
• Staphylococcus xylosus MS20 - Another important part of
our normal flora, S. xylosus helps maintain a healthy
diversity on our skin. Skin bacteria such as Rothia
nasimurium, S. aureus, S. lentus, and S. xylosus are
also able to increase skin IL-17A+ T cells.

• Jojoba Oil - A rich source of whole spectrum Vitamin
E and B Complex.
• Borage Oil - A very rich source of essential GLA
(Gamma Linolenic Acid), with a long
• Hemp Oil - A source of Omega-3 and Omega-6 fatty acids
including GLA (Gamma Linolenic Acid), and has an established
reputation for supporting smooth skin.
• Kukui Oil - A natural moisturizer used by the Hawaiians for
hundreds of years, and is touted to support normal wound
healing; a rich source of antioxidants.
• Ceramides - The main lipid classes present in the skin matrix.
Topical ceramides restore the altered skin barrier which is important in
eczema,dermatitis, lesions, and related complications
• Topical Isoleucine - Stimulates skin production of AMP, plus
potentiates the functional activities of β-defensin.
• Marula Oil - A source of Omega-6 and Omega-9 fatty
acids famous for nourishing the skin. Cited to help normal
preservation of transepidermal water migration - thus an
excellent moisturizer.
• Perilla Oil - Contains a special, essential fatty acid, n-3 linolenic
acid that plays a major role in regulating normal inflammation
processes in the skin. Also a source of the Omega-3 essential
fatty acid, alpha-linolenic acid (ALA).
• Grape Seed Oil - Supports skin health via its rich array of
phyto-antioxidants and whole Vitamin E Complex. Often used
in hair products for its effectiveness in nourishing hair and may
assist in blocking the unwanted effects of DHT - a hormone that
causes hair loss.
• Sea Buckthorn Oil - Contains unique nutrients including the rare Omega-7 fatty acid.
A terrific cleanser and exfoliator of dead skin cells. Cited to help normal healing
processes regarding sunburn and wounds.

• Coconut Oil (Tree Nut) - A source of medium chain triglycerides - a type of saturated
fat that supports skin tone.

Warnings/Contraindications -
Talk to your practitioner first if you are pregnant, undergoing renal failure, organ transplants, or are
diabetic taking insulin.
Safety:
All ingredients are tested before use for:
microbes, heavy metals/contaminants, and assurance of correct genus/species/purity.
Additional Information:
No Gluten, No Dairy, No Egg, No Sugar, Non-GMO

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8955881/ - (1)
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/24265031/ (2)
https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fimmu.2018.03072/full - (3)

Count: 1 fl. oz.

Suggested Use: Shake Well before use and apply 1 to 2 times per day, or as directed.