Montilan

Montilene is a naturally occurring compound composed of silicic acid and disodium lauryl sulfosuccinate salts. It is a key ingredient in various internal and external medications, as well as in cosmetics such as skin cleansers and sulfated detergent formulations.

Montilene has antimicrobial properties, making it effective against a range of bacteria and fungi. This has led to its use in pharmaceutical products used to treat various skin conditions, including seborrhoeic dermatitis, athlete's foot and interdigital dermatitis.

Studies suggest that montilene acts as a substance P receptor antagonist and can inhibit the activity of certain neurokinins. As a result, montilene is also used to treat cold sores by preventing the herpes simplex virus from causing symptoms. Beyond this, montilene possesses a washing action, causing discharge from the skin pores.

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