Nano technology

What is Nano Technology?

It is modern technology involving broad spectrum of materials to a nano size (1 nano meter = 1×10⁻⁹ m or 1×10⁻³ mm ) for each application purposes.

Nanotechnology increase the effectiveness of certain materials. For example, in order for a material to stick on your skin, if we use a piece of paper, the paper will drop off, if same material, now the paper become dust particle, the "paper" will stick on your skin's pore.

Of course you will hear some good and scary bad news about nano products. For example nano silver, it is very effective to kill germs compare to the silver wares that you are using like jewelery or kitchen ware.

Unfortunately, because silver is a heavy metal after all, we still do not know once it goes into our body, what this heavy metal - silver will cause in our system.

Before the discovery and synthesis of antibiotic, colloidal silver was used as bactericidal. Though silver poisoning is rare, the symptom show blueish color on your skin and nail.

The purpose in CellCare to develop NanoSil, which of cause is NOT nano silver but nano silicon (DO NOT get confused with the silicone), is that silicon will deplete when we age, as mentioned in previous post, and for the convenient of our dear consumers, CellCare incorporate NanoSil in skin care and body care.

You might heard of silicone poisoning due to poor structure of breast silicone implant, but not silicon poisoning (read carefully with word, one with e and one without e). The word silicone mean those complex polymers that you find in glue, hair conditioner, kitchen utensils, surface coating, etc.

As mentioned before, silicon is the second most abundant element after oxygen, making up almost 26% of our Earth's crust by mass, usually in the form of silica - silicon dioxide, which is quite inert. You can find silicon dioxide in your vitamin tablet bottle as desiccator. Silicon can be found in many animals and plants. So if silicon is poisonous, then all the animals and plants should not exist by now. Silicon in your joint provides cushioning effect, to minimize impact and reduce friction; and in your skin, it gives you elasticity smoothness.