Tuesday 16 July 2013

Jericho Aloe Vera Gel

Miracle Gel


Jericho Aloe Vera gel is the ideal moisturizer for every day,  rich in Aloe Vera and natural Dead Sea Salt, this natural product helps in healing and restoring moisture to damaged skin.  Great for softening and nourishing skin year round. Can therefore even be used as a daily serum.

A mild anaesthetic, relieving itching, swelling and pain.  Especialy recommende for cooling the skin after exposure to strong solar radiation, and for soothing dry, irritated skin. Can even be used on babies for nappy rash, or so sooth insect bites.

This product can really be used for anything, it has no limitations.  It really is a Miracle Gel.




Tuesday 9 July 2013

Jericho Soaps

Jericho Soaps


Jericho Salt Soap

Natural Salt soap contains a unique composition of active minerals and trace elements from the Dead Sea Salt.  Its special composition has a gentle, deep active cleaning effect.
Can aslo be used for Vaginal infections and Shaving rash.

Jericho Black Mud Bar

The Mud soap contains natural black mud from the Dead Sea.  Its special composition of Dead Sea minerals has a gentle, deep active cleaning effect.  Also good for Acne and other skin disorders, as well as cellulite.

Jericho Glycerine Soap

Its special composition has a gentle, deep active cleansing effect, soap contains natural black mud from the Dead Sea and a unique composition of active minerals and trae elements.  Formulated with Dead Sea minerals and pure moisturizing Glycerine, it doesn't upset the delicate natural pH balance necessary for soft, healthy skin.  Gentle enough to be used on sensitive skin, mature skin and babies.

Jericho Acne Soap

This is a soap specially developed for problematic skin.  By using natural active mineras from the Dead Sea mud and water it is especially good for treating Acne.  This soap facilitates the drying up of acne blemishes, helps the skin heal and prevents new blemishes from forming by removing unwanted dirt and oil.  Contains naturl oils that moisturize the skin without leaving it oily.
Very good for Acne and Enlarged pores.

Jericho Seaweed Soap

This unique seaweed soap made with Dead Sea Minerals, Olive oil and pond cultivated Gracilaria algae (Red Seaweed.  Bathed with uncontaminated seawater from Mediterranean marine reserve, Gracilaria Algae are rich in trace elements and vitamins, and are known to have deep penetrating and fat emulsifying properties.
Works great for Cellulite.

Jericho Sulphur Soap

Enriched with Dead Sea minerals and Sulphur, Jericho Sulphur soap is know for its healing properties to skin, such as Psoriasis and Eczema, also works wonders for Acne skin.  Contains Olive oil and Aloe Vera that balance the skins natural moisture.

Tuesday 2 July 2013

Testimonial

Testimonial



Dear Jericho

The first thing that comes to mind when I hear people talking about Jericho is:  What an amazing product!  Just knowing that it is a product from the Dead Sea, makes it just that more interesting!  Who wouldn't want to got to the Dead Sea and experience its amazing qualities?  Better yet, now you can have it in a bottle.  With Jericho you have so much to gain!  Beautiful skin with a product that works deep into your skin with visible results! 
So many people suffer from eczema, psoriasis and other skin problems, I recommend Jericho with a smile, because I know it works.  The smell of the products, how it feels on your skin (even hours after applying it) and the results is just amazing.  Jericho has raised the bar in the sense that I compare all other products to Jericho but I cant seem to find another product to get so enthusiastic about.  I would really appreciate it if Jericho could start a Perfume line that smells like their products - I would definitely be the first one to purchase!

Thank you

Bernalize Jansen van Vuuren

Friday 21 June 2013

DNA repair

Did you Know???

There is a microbe that grows in the Dead Sea that is teaching scientists about the art of DNA repair.

Came across this article - Found it very interesting!!!


This microbe, called Halobacterium, may hold the key to protecting astronauts from one of the greatest threats they would face during a mission to Mars:  Space Radiation.  The harsh radiation of interplanetary space can penetrate astonauts' bodies, damaging the DNA in their cells, which can cause cancer and other illnesses.  DNA damage is also behind cancers that people suffer here on Earth.

Halobacterium appears to be a master of the complex art of DNA repair.  This mastery is what scientists want to learn from.

" We have completely fragmented their DNA.  I mean we have completely destroyed it by bombarding it with radiation.  And they can reassemble their entire chromosome and put it back in to working order within several hours"  says Adrienne Kish, member of the research group studying Halobacterium at the University of Maryland.

Being a virtuoso at repairing damaged DNA makes Halobacterium one hardy little microbe:  in experiments by Maryland research group, Halobacterium has survived normally-lethal doses of ultraviolet Radiation (UV), extreme dryness, and even the vacuum of space.

But why is Halobacterium such a tenacious survivor?  What caused it to evolve such dexterous DNA repair mechanisms?  And how do those mechanisms work?

Jocelyne DiRuggiero, leader of the Maryland research group, has been exploring these question for the last five years.  She believes the answer stems form the fact that Halobacterium naturally lives in some rater inhospitable places:  ultra-salty bodies of water such as the DEAD SEA.

Most sea live would quickly shrivel up and die in the Dead Sea's briny water, which is 10 times saltier than normal seawater.  The extreme saltiness damages an organism's cells, and especially the DNA inside those cells.  This happens because DNA molecules are accustomed to being surrounded by a dense swarm of water molecules, and DNA actually depends on the influence of these water molecules to keep its double-helix structures intact and to avoid damage.  but in ultra-salty waters, the dissolved salt crowds out the water molecules.  Partially deprived of the contact with water they need, the long strands of DNA  suffer damage and even break, causing the cell to malfunction or die.

Evolving to cope with a salty lifestyle could explain why Halobacterium is so good at surviving radiation and other ravages.

Halobacterium is something of a "Renaissance bug".  It dabbles in a bit of everything.  This genome of only 2400 genes contains several distinct sets of DNA-repair mechanisms.  Some of these sets of tools are like the DNA-repair tools found in plants and animals, other sets are more like those of bacteria, and still others are characteristic of a lesser-known group of lice called "Archaea"  (the group that Halobacterium belongs to).  Halobacterium has them all.
Beyond even that, Halobacterium has a few novel DNA-repair mechanisms that no one has ever seen before!!!

Wow, pretty amazing!!!


Extracts taken from:  First Science.com
6 January 2001

By Patrick L Barry.