Our Ingredients

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Calendula

Aloe

EGCG (From Green Tea)

Ceramides

Ceramides are lipid molecules that help repair the damaged skin barrier preventing water loss from the skin, also known as TEWL “transepidermal water loss.” In clinical studies of patients receiving radiation therapy, TEWL increases were associated with more severe and longer lasting radiation dermatitis.

Source:

Schmuth M. et. al. Arch Dermatol Vol 137 Aug 2001 01019-1023

EGCG (From Green Tea)

In a clinical trial involving 180 breast cancer patients, EGCG—the primary compound in green tea—was shown to significantly reduce the incidence and severity of radiation dermatitis.

Source:

Hanxi Zhae, et. al. JAMA Dermatol 2022 Jul 1:158(7)779-786

Zhu W., et. al. Oncotarget 2016;7(30):48607-48613

Aloe Vera

A review of 14 clinical trials, totaling 1572 patients, concluded that use of aloe vera was associated with a significant reduction in the incidence and severity of radiation dermatitis.

Rad Remedy contains decolorized aloe vera—the safest and purest form of the leaf juice.

Source:

Wang T. et. al. Frontier in Pharmacology 2022; 10.3389/fphar.2022.976698

Calendula

In a clinical study, patients undergoing radiation therapy who applied calendula had fewer incidences of radiation dermatitis than a group using a traditional substance. Furthermore, these patients had fewer interruptions in treatment and less discomfort.

Source:

Pommier P. et. al. J Clinical Oncol . 2004; 22:1447-1453

Moringa

We are the first radiation cream to incorporate Moringa. Why is this significant? Moringa has been used for centuries to support and relieve various skin conditions. Modern scientific research now confirms its ability to moisturize, enhance skin barrier function, and relieve irritated skin.

Sources:

D. Adiwira et. al. Kinesiology and Physiotherapy Comprehensive 2023 Vol. 2, No, 69-73.

K. Wolff et. al. Phytomedicine Plus Vol 3, Issue 4, 2023, 100479

Plant Based Ceramides

B-Silk™

Moringa

Superior Moisturizing Ingredients

jojoba oil

calendula oil

shea butter

moringa

glycerin

plant based ceramides

Moisturizing the skin is routinely recommended for patients undergoing radiation treatments. Moisturizing has been shown to delay the occurrence and reduce the severity of radiation dermatitis. Furthermore, it can help alleviate the symptoms of radiation dermatitis. That's why include superior moisturizing ingredients in Rad Remedy.

Source: Asai S., et al Rinsho Byori 2007 Mar 55(3):209-15

B-Silk™

Our patent-pending formula features B-silk™, a new silk protein that creates a protective barrier over the skin, helping to maintain skin integrity and lock in moisture. Additionally, B-silk™ enhances the texture of our cream, making it non-sticky and non-greasy, ideal for applying to irritated, fragile skin.

Source: Bresiauer, DN. ACS Biomaterials Science and Engineering, 2020,6,11,5980-5986.

B-Silk™

We're excited to share that our silk protein provides a safe, biodegradable alternative to liquid plastics—commonly used in 9/10 leading skincare brands. These plastics do not biodegrade, and can be contaminated with hormone disruptors and carcinogens.

source: Plastic Soup Foundation

Disclaimer: There is no standard treatment for radiation dermatitis. Individual ingredients listed above - calendula, aloe vera, EGCG (from green tea) - have been demonstrated in clinical trials to decrease the duration and severity of radiation dermatitis. Although Rad Remedy contains these ingredients, Rad Remedy itself has not yet been investigated in clinical trials to confirm these claims.

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EWG Verified® recognizes products that meet EWG’s strictest standards for your health. This means products cannot contain any ingredients on EWG’s list of “unacceptable” ingredients with health, ecotoxicity and/or contamination concerns.

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