Der­ma­test® is an inde­pen­dent der­ma­to­lo­gi­cal insti­tu­te that gives you the grea­test pos­si­ble safe­ty when using pro­ducts for your skin.

Der­ma­test® pro­tects your skin. Not just sin­ce yes­ter­day, but sin­ce 1978.

Our skin comes into cont­act with many sub­s­tances and liquids every day that could irri­ta­te or attack it. At Der­ma­test®, we careful­ly test such pro­ducts for tole­r­a­bi­li­ty and effec­ti­ve­ness, making them safe for you to use. Our team of der­ma­to­lo­gists, all­er­gists, bio­lo­gists and food che­mists ensu­res our sci­en­ti­fic exper­ti­se in the various appli­ca­ti­ons. This allows us to ensu­re that our ana­ly­zes are sci­en­ti­fi­cal­ly sound and car­ri­ed out pre­cis­e­ly.

The Der­ma­test seal is an award for inde­pendent­ly tes­ted pro­ducts that come into cont­act with skin. Pro­ducts that recei­ve the Der­ma­test “Excel­lent” seal after test­ing by our insti­tu­te are skin-fri­end­ly and safe. Anyo­ne who values inde­pen­dent test­ing of the pro­ducts should pay atten­ti­on to the Der­ma­test seal. Atta­ched direct­ly to the pro­duct, it is easy to find when shop­ping — relia­ble and con­su­mer-fri­end­ly.

Our deve­lo­ped trans­der­mal liquids are desi­gned for spe­ci­fic appli­ca­ti­ons. An inter­nal com­pa­ny code of honor ensu­res that high-qua­li­ty and sus­tainable pro­ducts are ser­ved.

We pro­du­ce exclu­si­ve­ly in Ger­ma­ny with the natu­ral spring water of the Wes­ter­wald. Our ambi­ti­on is to always crea­te a pro­duct that is unri­va­led and can­not be copied.

The high magne­si­um con­tent is only stan­dard for us. Spring water from the Wes­ter­wald is con­ver­ted into alka­li­ne water and com­bi­ned with the respec­ti­ve magne­si­um under cer­tain ther­mal atmo­sphe­res. Addi­ti­ons of orga­nic aloe vera and orga­nic plant col­la­gen as well as DMSO give your skin an addi­tio­nal car­ess.

Learn more about the advan­ta­ges of LIQUID32 through tes­ti­mo­ni­als and other are­as of appli­ca­ti­on of LIQUID32:

Heart, bones, veins/plaque, con­cen­tra­ti­on, skin dise­a­ses, dia­ly­sis

If the magne­si­um level is too low, the body is unable to react in a balan­ced man­ner. On the one hand, absorp­ti­on in the small intesti­ne is impro­ved and, on the other hand, excre­ti­on via the kid­neys is redu­ced. Howe­ver, if the cau­se per­sists for a long time, it usual­ly can­not be pre­ven­ted.

The cau­ses of a magne­si­um defi­ci­en­cy are extre­me­ly diver­se:

• Too litt­le magne­si­um inta­ke due to an unba­lan­ced diet
• E.g. sur­gi­cal chan­ges to the intesti­nes resul­ting in an absorp­ti­on dis­or­der
• Alco­hol con­sump­ti­on leads to kid­ney los­ses and redu­ced intesti­nal absorp­ti­on
• inten­si­ve sport­ing acti­vi­ty due to increased sweat pro­duc­tion
• Magne­si­um absorp­ti­on in the intesti­ne is redu­ced by smo­king and caf­feine
• Poor absorp­ti­on of nut­ri­ents, slug­gish intesti­nal func­tion, in older peo­p­le

• The body loses lar­ge amounts of magne­si­um due to ill­nesses that are accom­pa­nied by diar­rhea and vomi­ting.
• In intesti­nal dise­a­ses such as ulce­ra­ti­ve coli­tis, celi­ac dise­a­se or irri­ta­ble bowel syn­dro­me, too litt­le magne­si­um is absor­bed due to the acce­le­ra­ted intesti­nal tran­sit.
• Dia­be­tes mel­li­tus, chro­nic stress con­di­ti­ons and hyper­thy­ro­idism cau­se increased loss of magne­si­um via the kid­neys.

• The use of laxa­ti­ves results in more elec­tro­lytes, such as magne­si­um, being flus­hed out.
• Water-indu­cing medi­ca­ti­ons (diure­tics), hor­mo­n­al con­tracep­ti­ves (“the pill”) and cor­ti­so­ne also cau­se increased loss of magne­si­um via the kid­neys.
• Pro­ton inhi­bi­tors and ant­a­cids redu­ce sto­mach pH. The sto­mach con­tents are the­r­e­fo­re less aci­dic, which redu­ces the absorp­ti­on of magne­si­um.
• Many anti­bio­tics form com­ple­xes with magne­si­um and absorp­ti­on is redu­ced.
• High amounts of cal­ci­um during osteo­po­ro­sis the­ra­py can affect magne­si­um absorp­ti­on.

If the­re is a magne­si­um defi­ci­en­cy, non-spe­ci­fic sym­ptoms occur that can have many cau­ses. The fol­lo­wing sym­ptoms may occur:

• Tired­ness and exhaus­ti­on
• Diz­ziness
• Sleep dis­or­ders
• Irri­ta­bi­li­ty
• Ner­vous­ness
• Redu­ced stress tole­rance
​• Con­s­ti­pa­ti­on
• fre­quent leg cramps
• Redu­ced memo­ry per­for­mance
• High blood pres­su­re and heart fail­ure

It is extre­me­ly unli­kely to have ele­va­ted magne­si­um levels in the body. Magne­si­um has a laxa­ti­ve effect at high doses. An over­sup­p­ly can usual­ly only be achie­ved through extre­me­ly high quan­ti­ties, for exam­p­le via an infu­si­on or kid­ney fail­ure.