Evaluation of the Effect of Taheri Consciousness Field 1 on Nanostructured Lipid Carriers in the Treatment of UV-irradiated Human Hair Keratin

Abstract

Self-organizing nanostructured lipid carriers (NLCs) that are nanoemulsions composed of a dispersed phase of a mixture of solid and liquid lipids have been used in drug delivery systems. Research on NLCs has shown that these carriers have advantages for drug treatments over conventional carriers, including increased solubility, stability, and shelf life and improved permeability and bioavailability. Also, self-assembly has attracted much research attention because of its possible role at the beginning of life. Moreover, it is known that solar ultraviolet waves play two contradictory roles in the prebiotic and biotic atmosphere in the process of life initiating: The constructive role in providing primary energy for effective reactions in the formation of organic molecules and the destructive role in breaking of biomolecules formed in the ozone-depleted early atmosphere and full of disturbing waves. Considering the importance of self-organizing structures in the category of life initiation and drug delivery, as well as the significant effects of the Taheri Consciousness Field 1 on the structure and function of enzymes, biomimetic molecules, and biological cells that have been observed in several studies, this research aimed to study effects of Taheri Consciousness Field on UV irradiated human hair keratin. According to the results of the present study, using Faradarmani CF treated synthetic NLCs, a remarkable repair and improvement of the UV-irradiated keratin protein have been achieved.