In the Materia Medica of Aristotle and Pliny the Elder there are allusions to extracts of organs used in medical therapy. Eastern medicine, going back to the Yellow Emperor's Handbook, discusses the use of placenta as a tonic. At the beginning of the 16th century, Paracelsus taught that the heart heals the heart, the kidney the kidney, etc. American Indians ate the raw liver from fresh-killed buffalo. They knew that this was more beneficial than cooked meat.
Heat destroys nutrients.
This is the reason that the Biolanyn cream is cold-processed, and then brought up to room temperature. Modern medical techniques have made it possible for beef tissue preparations to be injected into the human blood stream. This has provided much greater benefit than the same preparation taken by mouth since the nutrients are transported directly to the problem area through the bloodstream. Because skin is on the outside of the body, the application of Biolanyn cream behaves much as an injection in that the therapeutic benefits become more apparent quickly. This constant poisoning wreaks havoc on the normal nutrient balance of the skin.